Project Graduates
In Kenya, all students attend school through the eighth grade. At the end of eight grade, everyone takes a test and only those who pass continue on to high school. The Imani Project encourages students who don’t go to high school to attend Polytechnic (trade school). Polytechnic schools offer training for secretaries, tailors, electricians, early childhood educators, and other occupations.
We are very proud of our Imani Project graduates who have continued to high school and Polytechnic! Despite many difficulties and difficult living situations, they have persevered with their studies. These young men and women will be able to secure employment for themselves and bring in money for their families. We are very grateful to their sponsors who pay school fees and living expenses.
Amina Katana
Birth Year 2000
Graduated from Burandogo Secondary school.
Eric Baraka
Birth Year 2006
Sponsored By Nina Jasper
Furaha Kazungu
Birth Year 2005
Sponsored By Julie Ostrye
Kingi Kaingu
Birth Year 2001
Sponsored By Laura and Brian Davis
Kitsao Mwena
Kitsao Mwena has graduated from Malindi High School, and was accepted to Jomo Kenyatta University for a degree in Special Education.
Margaret Kayeka
Birth Year 2004
Sponsored By Roy & Patti Guptill and the Gilhousen Family Foundation
Mercy Samuels
Birth Year 2002
Graduated from Majenjeni High School
Michael Mutua
Michael Mutua graduated from Malindi High School.
Mvera Katana
Birth Year 2000
Graduated from Marikebuni High School
Mwokoli Kazungu
Mwokoli Kazungu graduated from Galana Boys High School.
Pendo Simon
Birth Year 2005
Sponsored By Bob Bradley and Torrie Gordon
Rachel Jefwa
Birth Year 2002
Sponsored By Virginia Scott
Rehema Kenga
Birth Year 1999
Graduated from Majenjeni Secondary School
Rehema Mwaganda
Rehema has completed Galana high school and also a course in computers.
Sanita Hinzano
Birth Year 2007
Sponsor By Marlene Anderson
Tumaini Julius
Tumaini graduated from Ngala Girls High School, and also she has completed a computer course.
Usufu Sanita
Birth Year 2004
Sponsored By Bob Bradley and Torrie Gordon