This is the real situation of my people. I work under very difficult circumstances. Only God  knows how I survive. It is really difficult!

At times you are tempted to ask God why me and all these. However the Lord has continued to be good to me and my people. I hope in this noble initiative God will touch more people to support my ministry.

I think the biggest challenge is to bring to the awareness of many people the existence of such a ministry and the need to give a donation.

However I am optimistic with God all things are possible. I promise to accompany all our activities with my prayers. Hopefully something good will come of it.

In the service of the poorest of the poor.

Fr.James Kariuki Njoroge from Kenya.

<< Villager who died of hunger

Many villagers are sheep and cattle farmers, and droughts in the area have made getting enough food to live on extremely difficult.

Girls in school, being taught by nun.

Girls who have suffered from genital mutilation and other immoral cultural practices are abandoned by their families.

Villagers collecting water for drinking and washing

With no clean water, villagers use muddy river water to drink, cook, and wash with.