As term 2 comes to an end, our students are currently preparing to go home for the entire month of August to get some much needed rest.Our students are such hard workers.They finished their exams this week and we are very proud of their scores. Our teaching staff has also worked tirelessly with each of […]
We’ve gotten a bit behind on our introductions of new kids at Precious Kids Center. We grew so fast and things got hectic so we have many new friends that have yet to be introduced. Stay tuned for more posts introducing all of our new precious ones. John We met John after getting a call […]
A lot of the work that goes on day to day at Precious Kids Center revolves around meeting the medical needs of many of our children. Many of them come in with issues that could have easily been treated if they had been addressed at an early age, but because of their home situation the […]
We have currently 42 people on staff at Precious Kids Center. We have been blessed with people that are not just in it for the paycheck, but are truly devoted to caring for the kids and seeing them improve. Each and everyone of them goes above and beyond their job description to help out where […]
We’ve gotten a bit behind on our introductions of new kids at Precious Kids Center. We grew so fast and things got hectic so we have many new friends that have yet to be introduced. Stay tuned for more posts introducing all of our new precious ones. We met Emmanuel through his older brother Dan. […]
We’ve gotten a bit behind on our introductions of new kids at Precious Kids Center. We grew so fast and things got hectic so we have many new friends that have yet to be introduced. Stay tuned for more posts introducing all of our new precious ones. I first met Ayub about four years ago. […]
One of my favorite things about Precious Kids Center is how well the kids love each other. Most of them came to live at the center because their families were neglecting them in one way or another. Many of them come from places where they are constantly made to believe that they are unloved. Precious […]
I first met Rooney in his home in Kipsongo. He had scabies and his little body was so itchy, but he was so happy and smiled through our entire visit. He was very unsure of me and would start to cry if I got too close, so I kept my distance and talked to his mother. […]
