Where We Work · Kenya
Three locations across Kenya.One mission in every single one.
Blessed Generation supports vulnerable children across three locations in Kenya through education, safe homes, foster care, community outreach, and daily nutrition. Around 100 qualified Kenyan staff deliver this work every day.
From Central Kenya to the coast to the western highlands.
Each location has its own history, its own character, and its own specific programs. All three are united by the same conviction: that vulnerable children deserve education, safety, nutrition, healthcare, and the consistent adult relationships that make any of it mean something.
Central Kenya · ~30km from Nairobi
BG Ruiru
The flagship. A boarding high school where 125+ students achieve a 98% national exam pass rate. Operating since the 1980s. Alumni are now doctors, engineers, and teachers across Kenya. Expansion underway — classrooms, dormitories, and ICT facilities urgently needed.
125+ students
98% KCSE
High school
Est. 1980s
East Coast Kenya · Indian Ocean
BG Malindi
BG’s most diverse location. A charity school of 300+ students, a residential shelter for ~30 children, 14 Lighthouse foster family homes, and an outreach program — all operating from a single campus on Kenya’s coast. The Lighthouse Village model is now being studied nationally.
300+ at school
14 Lighthouse homes
Est. 2005
Western Kenya · Near Kisii · Est. 2008
BG Nyamira
Family homes for 100 children and a community school serving 750+ students — built by BG and donated to the local community in 2013. Home to the first adapted classroom for children with intellectual disabilities in western Kenya. Government partnership provides electricity.
100+ in care
750+ at school
Gov. partnership
01
Education — kindergarten through university
02
Safe homes — family-scale, not institutional
03
Community outreach — keeping families together
04
Healthcare — check-ups and treatment for all
05
Daily nutrition — every child, every day
Safe homes — where a child sleeps matters as much as where they study
Children in BG’s care live in small family-style homes — a maximum of ten per home — with dedicated house parents and consistent adult care. In Malindi, the Lighthouse Village extends this further: 14 homes where working couples take in BG children as full family members, not residents.
