The Knights of the Orthdox Order of St. John Russian Grand Priory carries on a nearly 1000 year tradition of service to Humanity. Its traditions extend back to 1048 with the Knights Hospitaller of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem which started the first hospitals during the crusades to take care of the sick and injured regardless of race, creed or ability to pay.
This home has been experiencing food shortage due to their location and constant admission of new children.
As usual, we responded to their call for food by donating cereals, flour and other foods.
We hope to help them start a farm in order to have a sustainable food supply.
It was the first mission to this home located in the outskirts of Nakuru County.
The Home is made up of 70 Children, most of them who are teenagers.
They were grateful for the goodies we gave them.
The simple life in the village is everything. Some of our village people went to their provinces while some remained for the Khmer New Year. This was our fellowship last sunday and the ones who remained got their food groceries. They were so happy that they get to have food on their table this very important time of the year.
Though the home has made tremendous steps in their efforts to construct a new home, they're still finding it difficult to meet their daily needs like food.
So we gave yet another supply of cereals and foodstuff.
Our Khmer kids are very thankful for all the support. They have new school things for their English class which they take from Monday to Thursday and then Sunday. They are very happy!
Moyo is a Swahili word meaning heart. The home was founded by a Japanese lady who had previously passed away leaving the home under the mercy of well wishers.
We managed to head to their call by buying them foodstuff sufficient to push them for a couple of months.
