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...for $30 per month ($35 Canadian)
Your donations and Transformed International are currently helping over 100 orphan children receive the food, clothing, medical care, and further education they need. But there are more needy orphans still to be cared for. Contact support@transformedinternational.org for more information or to become a sponsor.

Yvonne is being raised by her grandmother. Her mother contracted AIDS and upon finding out of her illness, abandoned her daughter with the grandmother. It is believed that she died shortly after.

Boaz is being raised by his grandmother. His father committed suicide and his mother contracted AIDS and became mentally unstable to care for Boaz. She later died of the disease.

Zenah is being raised by her elderly grandmother. Her mother died of AIDS in 2006 and she has never known who her father is. Zenah is the older sister to Collins Kibande.

Collins is being raised by his elderly grandmother. His mother died of AIDS in 2006 and he has never known who his father is. Collins is the younger brother to Zenah Matoya.

Kevin is being raised by his grandmother. His father died in 2006 of AIDS and his mother, after the death of his father, left Kevin and his infant brother. Kevin is the older brother to Clinton Simiyu.

Clinton is being raised by his grandmother. His father died in 2006 of AIDS and his mother, after the death of his father, left Clinton as an infant and his brother. Clinton is the younger brother to Kevin Simiyu.

Hope Bright Future Children's Home

Hope Bright Future Children’s home was started a few years ago by a Kenyan woman who kept coming across orphan children who had no place to go and no one to feed them. This Kenyan woman used all that she had and build a primary school with mud walls. Her desire was to provide education to the community children at a low cost while using any profits to support the orphan children. She succeeded and took in 12 orphan children. In May 2006, a team from Transformed International heard about this woman and her orphans. What TI found was a brilliant attempt to care for these children but a lack of money had put the children in a sorry state. The 8 girls slept in one small room with one bed. Only three could fit in the bed. The others slept on a mud floor with no mattress and no blankets, only a potato sack to crawl into. What is more, when it rained outside, the rusted roof could not keep the water out. Half of the children where very sick and malnourished. The team from Transformed swiftly moved and found a half acre plot with a larger mud house for the children to live in. They are currently renting this plot with the intent to buy it early next year. Also, beds, mattresses and blankets where bought for the children. The children’s health quickly improved as a new hope was placed before them. Two months later, TI and friends from Reno, Nevada bought a milk cow for the home. Early November a new roof was put on the kitchen. It is the desire of Transformed International to find a sponsor for each of these children in order to provide a better life for them. The money will be used for food, medical care, further education and clothing for these children.

Currently Sponsored Orphans
Below is a list of all the orphans that Transformed International is actively supporting (through your sponsorship donations).