Every Child is an Arrow in the Hand of God

Mogoi Fred is a fourth-year, first-semester student at Egerton University pursuing a Bachelor of Education Arts, specializing in Swahili and History. Fred aspires to become a dedicated and passionate teacher who inspires students to appreciate the richness of the Swahili language and the cultural and historical heritage of Africa. He hopes to make language and history engaging, relevant, and accessible to young learners while promoting a deeper understanding of cultural identity and African historical narratives. Through education, Fred desires to empower future generations to become informed, responsible, and impactful citizens of the African continent.

Titus Muthoni is a determined first-year student at Multimedia University of Kenya who dreams of building a career in videography, filmmaking, and photography. With a deep passion for creativity and media, Titus hopes to use his skills to tell meaningful stories and positively influence society through visual arts. After losing his mother to breast cancer, he faced many hardships that threatened his education journey. Chosen Arrows Foundation is currently supporting Titus by sponsoring his tuition fees, helping him remain focused on his studies and future goals. Through your support, young people like Titus can continue pursuing their dreams despite life’s challenges.

Dennis Ishimwe is a dedicated Form 5 student at Lawrence Crown City Campus in Uganda, born in 2006, with a strong determination to build a brighter future through education. Despite facing financial challenges, Dennis remains committed to his studies and dreams of creating a better life for himself and his community. He is also a talented and passionate dancer, using his gift to inspire and bring joy to those around him. Through the support of Chosen Arrows Foundation, his school fees are being catered for, giving him the opportunity to continue his education without interruption. Your support and partnership can help empower students like Dennis to stay in school, pursue their dreams, and become agents of positive change in society.

Lucy is a 9-year-old girl currently in Grade 2 at Joy Nairobi School. In 2024, she and her 12-year-old brother, Dennis, were taken to Makimei Children’s Home by the Sub-County Children’s Officer after their mother was arrested and charged with child neglect. The children were expected to remain at the home for 6 to 9 months while their mother served her sentence at Lang’ata Women’s Prison. After her release, their mother was placed under probation for a period of monitoring and rehabilitation. Unfortunately, she continued struggling with alcoholism, and tragically, she was later found dead in her house.

John is a 5-year-old boy currently studying at Woodford Hill School in Kikuyu, Nairobi. He was rescued from Thogoto Forest after being abandoned as a one-day-old infant. Following his rescue, he was taken to Makimei Children’s Home by the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) of Kikuyu Police Station in collaboration with the Sub-County Children’s Officer in Kikuyu.