MOTHER TERESA HOMES

This home is based in the largest slums in eastern Africa and among the largest slums in the world.  The residents are all girls and women (65 in total) with disabilities, mental or physical or both.  Some are merely required to use wheelchairs, while others are confined to beds, some are blind, and most are unable to speak intelligibly. Most were brought to the sisters as children, either by parents who couldn't care for them or by good Samaritans who rescued them from garbage dumps and other locations where they had been abandoned to die.

Otiende

MOTHER TERESA MARSABIT & MARALAL

Home for orphaned, abandoned and disabled people. These two homes are run by the Missionaries of Charity. Due to the distances involved and the cost of transport for their requirements, we provide cash donations so that they can purchase some of their requirements.

Maralal & Marsabit

MOTHER TERESA RUARAKA ‘HOME OF PEACE'

Mother Teresa Ruaraka home is based near the slums of Mathare. The residents are all boys and men (60 in total) with disabilities, mental or physical or both. Most were found on street corners, or brought to the facility by parents/siblings who could not afford to take care of them.

Ruaraka

MOTHER TERESA HURUMA 'HOME OF MERCY'.

In 1968,  created the first  in Kenya and is currently taking care of over 100 abandoned orphan children; over 80 mentally sick female patients, 50 pregnant and abandoned teenagers plus a school of nearly 300 street children from the slums of Huruma.

Huruma