Rehema Ministries/dba In Step Foundation, Kenya

Two names, one ministry.

All donations are tax deductible. Donations made online through this page (see form below) will be made through PayPal where you can pay with your debit or credit card. Please note that at the moment donations from Canada that require a tax receipt, can only be made by cheque to the address below. We apologize for any inconvenience.

 

Donations made IN CANADA can be sent by cheque to:

Assists Projects
In Step Children’s Home
301 King Street East
Mount Albert ON
L0G 1M0

 

Please make cheques payable to “ASSISTS PROJECTS” and in the memo line write “In Step”.

“In Canada, Assists Projects operates on behalf of Rehema In Step Children’s Home. Assists Projects is a non-profit Ontario Corporation, registered by Canada Revenue Agency as a charity (#888702669RR0001) and it is an affiliate member of CCCC.”

  • Donations/Sponsorships

  • If you can give $10 or $10,000 each gift is equally important, from sponsoring a child to building a building.

    Full child sponsorship is $150 per month or you may help sponsor a child in $10 increments. The actual cost to care for a child per month is presently about $130, we use the remaining $20 to help cover unsponsored children. When all of the children are sponsored the extra $20 a month will go into a scholarship fund. We want our kids to have the chance for a college education.

    We have been asked. why so much? All our kids live at the children’s home. We have no other means of support except sponsorship. They have three balanced meals a day plus healthy snacks. The money covers food, housing, clothing, medical, education and care giving. We presently have 35 indigenous employees from farm workers to childcare. We have one childcare worker for every seven children, this is all part of the cost of raising a family.

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Sandy Tamu (Sweet)

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Update 2012, Well Sandy hasn’t missed a beat she fits right in. Arrived June 2011, Sandy was abandoned in the village at about 3 months old. The Chief of the tribe signed her release and the Children’s Authority signed her over to us. This is all we know of her story. Sandy when she arrived. [...]

Paul Wekesa

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Punished for parents actions.

Brian Kamari

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Brian is doing so well and continues his treatment.

Everline Hope Nafula

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Arrived May 2011, Everline was 18 months old.  Everline and her brother were taken into protective custody after reported abuse.  She spent just over two months in the hospital with third-degree burns on her buttocks, thighs and bottoms of her feet as a result of being placed on a jiko (small charcoal burner).

Ruth Mwangaza (Light)

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Sweet “Baby Ruth”, a happy child.

Luke Mwalimu (Teacher)

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Surprise, it’s a boy!

Alvin Kiptanui

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Update 2012, Alvin is walking and loves to cuddle. Arrived March 2011, Alvin was about three months old. He was healthy and absolutely perfect. His mother is considered a child and has no means to support herself and the baby. He has been placed with us and she has visitation rights. They will decide when [...]

Ayub Wekesa

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Arrived March 2013.  Ayub (swahili for Job), was born in October to a young girl (age 15).  She was taken advantage of by an older man in her community.  His mother, who suffers from severe epilepsy, is being cared for by her grandmother.  Neither one is able to properly care for Ayub.  His coming to [...]

Sandra Atieno

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Arrived, July, 2012, Sandra was age 6. Her mother abandoned her and her brother, Lewis, in town. Sandra is a hard worker and loves to help in the laundry.  She knows where she went to school and that her father is a butcher. We asked her if she could show us where she was from, [...]

Joshua Mbeja (Neat Person)

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Joshua fought the battle and won! He is healthy and happy!