East Coast Kenya · Indian Ocean · Est. 2005
BG opened in Nyamira in 2008 in response to children orphaned by post-election violence, with the Red Cross.
First
2008
About this location
Emergency shelter became permanent community — and a school donated to the people who needed it.
BG opened in Nyamira in 2008 in direct response to children orphaned by Kenya’s post-election violence, in coordination with the Red Cross. Emergency shelter evolved into a stable residential community of family-style homes — maximum 10 children per home.
In 2013, BG built a primary school and donated it to the surrounding community. Today it serves 750+ children — including the first adapted classroom for children with intellectual disabilities in western Kenya.
The school was renovated in 2017 and now serves 300+ students. The shelter cares for approximately 30 residential children. The outreach program visits vulnerable families every two weeks.
A sponsorship at BG Malindi costs €40/month — school fees, three daily meals, healthcare, accommodation, and social worker support.
Programs at this location
What Blessed Generation Nyamira does every day.
Community school
750+ students — built by BG, donated to the community
Built 2013, formally donated to the community. 750+ children enrolled. Government provides electricity. Local parents co-fund lunch.
Family homes
Small-group residential care — max 10 per home
Around 100 children in family-style homes with dedicated caregivers. Max 10 per home. Three meals daily. Healthcare. School fees covered.
Nutrition
Lunch for 750+ children — co-funded with local parents
BG Netherlands provides the majority of funding. Local parents contribute. Government provides electricity. A genuine tri-party partnership.
Special needs class
First adapted classroom for intellectual disabilities in western Kenya
Built when BG constructed the Nyamira school. Fills a gap no public school in the region had addressed.
History
How this location came to be.
Emergency shelter opened in Miruka in coordination with the Red Cross.
Permanent family-style homes built. Max 10 children per home. Dedicated caregivers.
Constructed and donated to the local community. Includes the first adapted special needs classroom in western Kenya.
School growing. BG Netherlands and local parents co-fund lunches. Government provides electricity.
What this location needs
What your support pays for.
Every item is a verified current need at BG Nyamira. Sponsor one child and you cover all areas.
Current needs — BG Nyamira
Family home running costs
Food, utilities, clothing, and daily care for residential children.
Special needs classroom
Staffing, resources, and adapted materials.
Healthcare
Medical care for residential children and caregivers.
School meals
Daily lunch for 750+ children at the community school.
School fees
All primary costs for the 100+ residential children.
Sponsor a child at BG Malindi
Nyamira shows what BG does when it thinks about community, not just children. A school given away. A special needs class where none existed.
€40/month sponsors one child in full at BG Nyamira. Fees, meals, accommodation, healthcare, daily care. ANBI tax-deductible for Dutch donors.