AFRIKASI KENYA KINDERGARTEN FEEDING PROGRAM

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AFRIKASI KENYA KINDERGARTEN FEEDING PROGRAMME 
APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE


Afrikasi  Kenya Community Based Organization is a duly registered non-profit organization that specializes in education sponsorship and operates mainly in Deepsea Slum, Highridge area in Nairobi.

Afrikasi Kenya CBO runs an ECD (Early Childhood Development) Centre called Afrikasi Kenya Kindergarten that offers quality education to over 70 needy and disadvantaged children from the Deepsea Slum aged 3 – 6 years old.

At this Kindergarten we run a feeding program where we provide two meals to the children i.e. porridge and a snack and lunch. The children consume the following food per month.

No.
Food Item
Quantity per day
Per week
Per month
1.
Unga (Maize Flour)
6 kgs of Unga for 2 days
12 kgs
48 kgs
2.
Uji (Porridge)
2 kg per day for 5 days
10 kgs
40 kgs
3.
Wheat flour
4 kgs for 3 days
12  kgs
48 kgs
4.
Rice
5 kgs per day for 3 days
15 kgs
60 kgs
5.
Ndengu (Green grams)
3 kgs per day for 2 days
6 kgs
24 kgs
6.
Beans
3 kgs for 1 day
3 kgs
12 kgs
7.
Cooking oil
1 liters per day
5 liters
20 liters
8.
Tomatoes
1 kg per day for 5 days
5 kgs
20 kgs
9.
Onions
½ kg per day for 5 days
2 ½ kgs
10 kgs
10.
Sukuma wiki and Spinach
20 bunches per day for 2 days
40 bunches
80 bunches
11.
Cabbage
5 cabbages per day for 1 day
5 pieces
20 pieces
12.
Carrots
1 kg per day for 3 days
3 kgs
12 kgs
13.
Charcoal

1 Sack
4 Sacks




We are requesting for your assistance and support to sustain this feeding program which goes a long way in feeding these bright and intelligent children, some of whom depend on these meals as the only ones they have in a day.



Please find a detailed profile of our organization in the profile section.

We are looking forward to your generous and positive response.

Please feel free to contact us for further clarification.

Thanking you in advance.

You can use MPESA Paybill 609758 Account Name: Donations

               

AFRIKASI KENYA C.B.O
P.O BOX 70771-00400 Nairobi
Email: afrikasikenyacbo@gmail.com




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