A home and school for orphaned and vulnerable girls — giving hope and life meaning to hurting girls, irrespective of race, tribe, and religion.
Eaglerise Girls Centre and School is a child-focused, not-for-profit community-based organization, registered by the Kenyan Government. We provide spiritual guidance, shelter, food, education, and psycho-social support to poor, orphaned, and vulnerable girls — while nurturing family values.
To engage in holistic service for the transformation of needy girls in society.
To give hope and life meaning to hurting girls, irrespective of race, tribe, and religion.
To provide protection and hope to orphaned and vulnerable girls through effective provision of education, food, shelter, guidance and counseling, and psycho-social support to traumatized girls — enabling the realization of the fundamental rights of the girl child through timely assistance, advocacy, and appropriate legal recourse.
Girls come to us through referrals from government social workers, NGOs, community organizations, and mission pastors from across the country. Here is how we walk with them.
Safe housing, nourishment, and schooling for girls in need, after careful investigation and interview.
Care for abused girls, including survivors of rape, and girls affected by or orphaned due to HIV/AIDS.
Networking with community workers and missionaries to rescue girls at risk of FGM and early marriage.
Livelihood skills for parents and children, supporting long-term family stability after the program.
Rapid support for children affected by drought, armed conflict, and other emergencies.
Monitoring government and stakeholders, and translating child-rights research into real policy and practice.
An eight-member Board sets strategic direction; the Secretariat, led by the Centre Manager, runs day-to-day operations.
From outreach in the community, to the classrooms and dormitories we've built, to everyday moments of joy.








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