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FUNDRAISERS
Basic Information
Address: JOY VISION FOR YOUTH AND CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL,
P.O BOX 101764
POSTAL CODE: 00201
NAIROBI KENYA
Phone Number: +254 725 77 23 26 OR +254 722 76 90 71
Fax Number: N/B
Email: info@joyvision.org
Director: Mr. Samuel Njenga, Ms. Eliza Otieno, Mr. Suleiman Kamau
Duration: Short term 1 to 3 weeks or long term 1 month to three months
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Additional Information
School Information:
Joy Vision Children Home is an Orphanage home for children in Nairobi Kenya.
Tuition: Volunteers sre required to commit U.S $100 per week,this funds caters for expenses which includes: Food, Boarding and transport upon Arrivals and Departures.
Financial Aid:
We welcome any kind of assistance(materials or financiall)
Curriculum Highlights:
Developing of talents through sports. empowering the kids by giving the best education. sensitization of HIV/AIDS in school based program.
Program Information: Fundraisers will assist in generating donations(both materials and financial)and sponsorships for CHILDREN through attracting new volunteers and using links, contacts and leads to approach international and local agencies, private institutions and private donors.
Notes/Information:
The procedes will go to our long term needs of purchasing land where we intend to build Joy Vision c omplex which entails a full modern primary school, children home and farming for food security.