Wema Centre was founded in 1993 to focus on rescue & support of street children, more so girls. On 1st September 2018 we marked the 25th anniversary since its inception. Every year Wema Centre anniversaries are used as our annual birthday events for all Wema Children. This begun in 2008 & was necessitated by the fact that […]
One of our core objectives at The Wema Centre is to ensure that our children have access to quality education and skills that will give them a chance at a brighter future and open up opportunities that would otherwise be unavailable to them.In the year 2017, two of our beneficiaries graduated from institutions of higher […]
Alex and Her Aunt visited Wema Centre in February 2018, and they have a beautiful story to tell… A visit with my niece, Alex, to the Wema Centre Children’s Home at Bamburi in Mombasa where street children are rehabilitated was one of the highlights of my visit to Kenya in February. We were accompanied by […]
On 15th December 2017, the Wema Centre Children’s Choir had an opportunity to perform at the lighting of the Governor’s Christmas tree Ceremony. The annual event aims at supporting children from different orphanages across the county as they usher in the Christmas season!!!! […]
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On 30th November 2017, Wema Centre held a colourful ceremony to mark the graduation of the 2017 Vocational Class. This year, a total of 35 Youth graduated after successfully completing the 11 month long fully sponsored integrated program. The Program aims to equip identified underprivileged youth with integrated livelihood skills; Catering & housekeeping, Tailoring and Dressmaking […]
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A group of 25 Wema girls attended Africa code week workshop on 30th October at the Swahili Pot Hub, Mombasa. The workshop, organized by PwaniTeknowgalz and sponsored by Eskills4girls was aimed at introducing girls to basic computer coding skills as part of the continent-wide initiative meant to foster digital literacy and spark the interest of African […]
It is a known fact that children are born on different dates/months all throughout the year. It is also a known practice that most parents would always strive to ensure that their children’s birthdays are well appreciated normally by hosting birthday parties & buying gifts for their children. Unfortunately, there are also so many children […]
On Saturday 10th December, Wema Centre staff team travelled to Nakuru for a 4-day Retreat and team building. The aim of the retreat was to give the team an opportunity to solidify their bond as well as enhance effectiveness by giving members time to get to know each other better. The team engaged in several energy drenching […]
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ON 2nd December 2016, Wema Centre held a colourful celebration to mark the graduation of 2016’s Vocational Class. This year, a total of 37 youth Graduated after successfully completing the 12 months- fully sponsored Integrated Vocational Program. The program seeks to equip deserving youth with relevant livelihood skills ranging from cookery, Housekeeping & Laundry, tailoring & […]
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Introduction For a long time we have observed that some of our older children, even those who seemed most stable when they were younger, have poor judgment and they often make shockingly bad decisions after leaving Wema. There are also some concerns on the impact of family reunification on the children. Some children withdraw to […]
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