Teresia, one of four siblings, was born to her mother before she was married. Her mother later married and had Teresia's siblings. Due to her disability, Teresia faced discrimination from her stepfather, who sent her to live with her grandmother in the village. Her elderly grandparents then sought assistance for her. Teresia is currently a sixth-grade student at Living Fountain Academy.

Mary is the sole offspring in her household. She has never encountered her father and lives with her mother and grandmother. Her mother, who has often been unwell, relies on Mary’s grandmother for support. Mary’s grandmother is advanced in age and depends on her offspring for her needs. Following her primary education, she did not pursue secondary school because no one was able to cover her tuition. A kind neighbor approached and asked if Mary could receive assistance. She is now in her fourth year at Rain Edge High School.

Her parents are small-scale farmers who earn a living by working on other people's farms. Due to their limited income and the demands of a polygamous, nomadic family, they were unable to provide her with basic necessities. As a result, she was found as a child in need of care and protection and brought to Sure24.

The youngest of three children, he comes from a family in Narok where his parents are small-scale farmers who earn a living by working on other people's land. Due to their inability to adequately provide for the family's basic needs, he was identified as a child in need of care and protection and subsequently brought to Sure24.

Nelvin comes from a family with two siblings. His father earns a minimal income as a waiter in a small cafe, while his mother is a homemaker. Due to financial constraints, specifically his father's inability to afford the school fees, Nelvin had to discontinue his education. His younger siblings are currently not of school age. Seeking assistance, Nelvin's father approached Sure24 for support in funding his son's education. The family is now considered middle class.

Having three siblings, he tragically lost both parents and became an orphan. Before arriving at Sure 24, he resided with his aunt, but faced severe mistreatment from his uncle. This included being forced out of the house at night and being denied food. His aunt frequently clashed with her husband over Joseph's welfare, sometimes resulting in her being evicted for defending him and challenging her husband's behavior. Witnessing the ongoing mental and physical abuse, she was advised to seek a stable and nurturing environment for her nephew, where he could experience love, have regular meals, and enjoy a happy childhood. Ultimately, she was directed to Sure 24, where he now resides and thrives.

John is one of seven children. He is the second child from his mother's second marriage. His father was abusive, often forcing the children to spend nights on the streets. After his father attempted to rape one of his sisters, his mother left him and they lived on the streets until a good Samaritan brought them to Sure 24. John is currently in grade 2 at Living Fountain Academy.

Born the youngest of two, he lives in a family where his mother works as a green grocer and his father is unemployed. Her meager income struggles to cover rent, their education, a balanced diet, and basic necessities. Due to these circumstances, Geoffrey and his brother were identified as children in need of care and brought to Sure24.

Bradley is the younger of two children. His father was formerly employed by a church, while his mother worked as a domestic helper in their community. When his father became ill and sought medical treatment, his health continued to decline. Eventually, he was terminated from his position due to his inability to fulfill his responsibilities. Subsequently, Bradley's mother had to quit her job to care for her ailing husband. The family's circumstances significantly worsened with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing them to sell some of their possessions to make ends meet. Through a friend, Bradley's father was introduced to Pastor Sammy, who offered them refuge and brought them to Sure 24. Bradley's father is still receiving medical care, and Bradley has since been accepted into the Sure 24 sponsorship program.

He has two siblings and lives with his family near the Nakuru dump site, where garbage and scrap metal are discarded. His parents collect and resell these materials, but their earnings are rarely sufficient to provide food, clothing, and education for their children. The family often experiences hunger, especially when they are unable to sell their collected materials or when donations from well-wishers are scarce. The boy was brought to Sure24 to ensure he receives his basic needs.

Joseph comes from a family of three siblings whose parents separated eight years ago. Their mother became the sole provider, as their father moved away after the separation and offered no child support. They reside in a small rental house in Ahero village, Bahati Sub County, with their elderly grandmother, who relies on government assistance for senior citizens ("pesa za wazee") to help cover rent. Their mother works as a casual laborer, but her earnings are often insufficient to meet their needs, leading to periods of food scarcity and inconsistent school attendance for the children. A kind individual recognized their plight and brought them to Sure24, where they could receive essential care and support. Joseph, along with his siblings Helen and Dennis, was admitted to Sure24 on January 26, 2021. He is currently a third year student at Rainedge High School.

Patrick, the eldest of six siblings, faced hardship when his father lost his job during his first year of secondary school. As the family's primary provider, his father's unemployment led to difficulties in paying rent and affording food. Consequently, Patrick had to discontinue his education due to unpaid school fees. Seeking assistance, he contacted his pastor, who then reached out to Pastor Sammy. Thanks to this intervention, Patrick is now a form three student at Rain Edge High School.

Sharline, the eldest of four children, comes from a family struggling financially. Her father works as a casual laborer, but his earnings are often squandered on alcohol. Her mother washes clothes to supplement the family income, but it's not enough to meet all their needs. After completing primary school, Sharline's mother couldn't afford to send her to high school. She sought assistance, which enabled Sharline to now be in form three at Rain Edge High School.

Scarlet, the youngest child in her family, experienced her parents' separation and was subsequently raised by her mother. Her mother's income from sporadic jobs is insufficient to provide for her children's needs. Despite excelling in primary school, Scarlet was unable to continue her education due to financial constraints. After her mother sought assistance, Sure 24 social workers evaluated her situation and facilitated her admission to Rain Edge High School, where she is currently in her third year.

Rhoda, the youngest of two siblings, lives with her single mother, a garbage collector working at the Giotto dumpsite. Her mother's meager income barely covers food and rent, making consistent education a struggle for Rhoda. Frequent school fees arrears disrupt her studies; she is currently in form three at Rain Edge High School, having been brought to Sure 24 by a village elder.

Peter is the youngest of six siblings. Their mother, a single parent since his father's death when Peter was very young, has struggled to raise them. She often works as a casual laborer, but sometimes it's difficult to find work, leading to nights without food. After his father's death, Peter's uncle took all their assets, adding to their hardship. The stress has caused their mother to develop high blood pressure, requiring long-term medication. Despite these challenges, Peter excelled in his grade eight exams. However, his mother couldn't afford the school fees for secondary school. With the help of the school head teacher and the area chief, his situation came to light. Social workers visited their home and confirmed his need for assistance. He was then brought to Sure 24 Homes and subsequently joined Rainridge High School, where he is currently in form two.

Growing up in a family of six, Lilian faced hardship when her parents separated at a young age. She was left in the care of her father, who later remarried. Unfortunately, Lilian's relationship with her stepmother was difficult, marked by occasional mistreatment. Her father, unaware of the situation and living separately, didn't believe her complaints. Despite excelling in primary school, her stepmother convinced her father not to send her to high school. Seeking help, Lilian confided in her pastor, who arranged for her to join Sure 24. She is currently a form four student at Rainedge High School.

Nancy is the fourth of five children. Her father, a single parent and former Sure 24 employee, was diagnosed with tuberculosis and became too ill to work. He spent most of his money on medical care, causing Nancy to frequently miss school due to unpaid fees. Social workers, during a home visit, recognized Nancy's need for care, protection, and education and brought her to Sure 24. She is currently in form three at Rain Ridge High School.

Joyce is the eldest child in her family. Following her parents' separation, she was raised by her mother, a casual laborer whose employment is inconsistent, requiring her to stay home when work is unavailable. Their limited income struggles to cover their basic necessities, leading to Joyce's interrupted schooling due to unpaid fees. A compassionate individual brought Joyce to Sure 24, and she is currently in form three at Rain Edge High School.

Mitchel, an only child, has never met her father and has been raised by her grandmother since early childhood. After completing primary school, her grandmother, burdened by age and illness, could no longer afford her high school education. Tragically, her mother, also in poor health and unable to work, passed away this year. A kind stranger brought Mitchel to Sure 24, and she is currently in her final year, Form Four, at Rainedge High School.

Silvester, the eldest of five siblings, faced significant hardship after his parents separated and their mother passed away in 2021. Now under the care of their elderly and unemployed grandparents, providing for their basic needs is a constant struggle. Silvester's education has been frequently interrupted due to unpaid school fees, and the family often goes hungry. A village elder brought him to Sure 24, and he is currently in his second year at Rain Edge High School.

As the eldest of three siblings, Mary faced hardship when her parents' prolonged illness left them unable to provide for their education and basic needs. A kind stranger intervened and brought the children to Sure 24 for care.

John is the youngest child in his family. Raised by a single, unemployed mother, he faces significant challenges in accessing education. Frequent school absences due to unpaid fees and food insecurity, often forcing them to go to bed hungry, disrupt his learning. A concerned village elder brought John to Sure 24, and he is now a Form Three student at Rain Edge High School.

Kayla, one of two siblings, was raised by a single mother. Her mother, previously a hotel worker and sole provider for the family, faced immense hardship when the hotel closed during the pandemic. Unable to afford rent and basic necessities, Kayla's mother relied on the generosity of a well-wisher who facilitated Kayla's enrollment at Living Fountain Academy and now in her third year at Rainedge High School

Jotham, the youngest child in his family, benefits from his parents' employment, which allows them to cover his school fees. However, his nephews also reside with the family because their parents cannot afford their education. Jotham's parents rely on his siblings for support, but these siblings, lacking formal education, work as day laborers on farms, earning meager wages insufficient to cover both food and school fees. Following primary school, Jotham was unable to attend high school due to financial hardship. Fortunately, with the assistance of benefactors, he was brought to Sure 24 and is now a student at Rain Edge High School.

John, one of seven children from a family facing hardship, resides at the Sure24 home with his siblings. His father has passed away, and his mother, a casual laborer, struggles to provide for the family. Driven by a desire for a better future, John is determined to pursue his education and is currently enrolled in Form Two at Rainedge High School.

Japheth, one of four siblings, experienced a difficult childhood when his parents separated. His mother remarried, leaving Japheth and his siblings in their father's care. Seeking better opportunities, their father moved the family to an urban area. Initially, he sent money home, but after remarrying, he neglected his children. Japheth and his siblings faced hardship, relying on the generosity of relatives and well-wishers for sustenance. Despite his desire to attend high school after completing primary education, financial constraints posed a significant barrier. Fortunately, his pastor intervened, enabling him to attend Rainedge High School, where he is currently in his final year.

Gilbert is the third of four children. His parents work as casual laborers on farms, earning barely enough to cover rent and basic necessities for their family. After Gilbert finished primary school, his eldest sister, who excelled in her high school exams, was ready for college. However, due to their parents' limited financial resources, Gilbert had to postpone his own high school education for a year so his sister could attend college. Fortunately, a concerned individual aware of Gilbert's circumstances approached Pastor Sammy, who offered to help. Gilbert is now a form four student at Rainedge High School.

Francis, the elder of two brothers, including Joseph Kimani who is also associated with Sure 24, endured a difficult childhood. Sources indicate that his father tragically committed suicide, reportedly due to his mother's actions. His mother was often absent for extended periods, working as a prostitute. The father, unemployed and burdened by these circumstances, took his own life while Francis was at school. Upon returning home, Francis and his younger brother Joseph discovered their father's body. Maryanne from Jamii Children's Home intervened, providing assistance and registering the children with the police. Francis resided at Jamii Children's Home until its closure by the government in December 2013. Despite these hardships, Francis remains resolute in his pursuit of education and aspires to become a pilot.

Faith is an orphan, the sole child of her parents. She lost both of her parents at a young age, and one of her uncles took her in but was unable to provide for her because he had children of the same age as Faith. After completing her basic schooling, she began doing casual jobs to survive, which is when the area chief noticed she was not attending school. He spoke with one of the pastors in their region, who sought Pastor Sammy for help. Faith is currently in form Four at Rainedge High School.

Excellence is an orphan, only child of her parents. After her mother died, she was left in the care of her grandmother, who is ailing and elderly. Her grandmother's health and age prevent her from working, therefore they relied on her children and well-wishers for assistance. She did really well in her basic education but had no one to pay her high school studies. She was brought to Sure24 by a well-wisher who approached Pastor Sammy for assistance. She is now in Form Four at Rainedge High School.

Condoleeza is the second child of six siblings. Her father is a casual labourer, and her mother is a homemaker; the little he earns is insufficient to meet the requirements of Condoleeza and her siblings. Due to a lack of cash, she had no possibility of attending high school after completing her elementary schooling. She approached various lawmakers for assistance but was unsuccessful. Later, she met a kind Samaritan who sent her to sure24 for help. She is now in Form Four at Rainedge High School.

Carolyne is the third child in a family of six. Her parents work as casual labourers, and the little money they make cannot cover their children's school tuition and basic needs. Carolyne was unsure if she would attend high school despite receiving a decent grade in her elementary school exam. A well-wisher brought her to Sure 24. She is currently in form three at Rain Edge High School.

He is an orphan and was taken in by her aunt, who is a single parent who sells groceries for a living, and her wages are insufficient. There were days when they went to bed hungry because the aunt didn't make any sales, and he was sometimes returned home due to a lack of finances. After sharing her problems in raising Lenny, a nice Samaritan referred her to Sure24 to ensure that Lenny received all of his basic requirements and education.

Allan is the eldest child in a household consisting of two siblings. Allan's parents work as casual labourers, and their meagre income is insufficient to support their family. Due to a lack of schools and the fact that he was ill, he did not attend high school after completing his elementary education. His parents' money was primarily utilised to pay for his medical bills and prescription drugs. His pastor brought him to Sure24 after asking Pastor Sammy for help. He's now in Rainedge Form 4.

The fourth of five siblings, Maurine comes from a family of five. Her mother supports her family with the minimal money she makes working as a casual labourer on other people's farms. Due to rent arrears, they frequently had to sleep outside and were hungry. Because she didn't have the money to continue her education after high school, she went to her pastor and told him her situation. She was introduced to Sure24 by her pastor, who approached Pastor Sammy.  She is currently a fourth-year student at Rainedge High School.