What's New
The Omoribe Project board of directors recently voted to call the orphanage the Omoribe Children’s Home. We believe this better reflects the ministry in Kenya and sets a positive tone for the future of our kids.
The children have started their own "bag gardens." Small rocks in the middle of the bag makes sure that water flows through the entire bag. Plants such as tomatoes are placed in the top and in the sides of the bag. Kale, onions and other vegetables can be planted in the sides of the bags.
All students returned to class on January 4th after a 10 month break due to Covid-19.
We are currently supporting 9 secondary school students. Five students are at boarding schools and 4 attend harambe (local government/private) schools. The remaining children go to class at the primary school on the Omoribe grounds.
We are currently supporting 9 secondary school students. Five students are at boarding schools and 4 attend harambe (local government/private) schools. The remaining children go to class at the primary school on the Omoribe grounds.
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Contact us:
Omoribe Project, Incorporated
PO Box 1261
Sand Springs, OK 74063
Cheryl@omoribeproject.org
http://www.ormoribeproject.org
Omoribe Project, Incorporated
PO Box 1261
Sand Springs, OK 74063
Cheryl@omoribeproject.org
http://www.ormoribeproject.org
Omoribe Project, Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
