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Missions For Orphans
Est. 2008
Founded by
Coney and Lani Orosco
How We Started
How We Started
Hellen
Hellen
What We Do
What We Do
Medical
Medical
Juma
Juma
Rehema
Farm Land
When poverty is overwhelming in an area it is important to give dignity not just charity. MFO has 7 acres of sustainable farm land. Currently the crops growing are maize, beans, bananas, pumpkin, potato, sweet potato, skumawiki, cabbage, avocado, guava, cassava, and fish ponds with tilapia, all of which are sustainable crop to help allow for providing food for the orphanage and widows.
Farm
Tea
Tea is grown to sell for an income for the orphanage. MFO currently has over 8300 tea plants that are continuously harvested and sold to a co-op.
Tea
Farm
Farm
Vocationals
Programs
Missions For Orphans offers a few different vocational programs for the local community members.
Sewing
Welding
Welding
Brick Making
Brickmaking
Preschool
Preschool
S0ap Making
Skill Classes
Church
Church
Baptism
Church Choir
Church
Choir
Otieno
Otieno
Moses
Moses
Pokot
Pokot
Kipsaina Boys Home
Morgan
Boys
Jeremy
and Julius
Brian and Isaac
Brian and Isaac
Morgan
Robin
Robin
Edward and Isabel
Edward
and
Isabel
Village of Kipsaina
Village of Kipsaina
Boys Compound
Boys Compound
Jeremy and Julius
Widows
Widows
Widow Choir
Widow
Choir
Feeding Widows
Widow
Food
Widow Houses
Widow
Houses
Missions For Orphans
Morgan
Ways to Help
The Best way to understand what Missions for Orphans is a part of is by becoming a part of it yourself. If you would like to travel to Kenya, speak to your pastor, There are teams that go every year.
You can make donations to Missions For Orphans at missionsfororphans.org.
You can follow the journey of our mission on Lani's Blog at missionsfororphansblog.wordpress.com. Also follow us on Facebook, Instagram (mfokenya), and Twitter.
Thank You