Friends of Angaza Nuru Inc.
Friends of Angaza Nuru Inc.
EIN: 92-0460454
as of November 2023
as of November 13, 2023
Programs and results
What we aim to solve
Lower Bodoi, a remote area on the North Coast of Mombasa, Kenya, with a population of approximately 2,000, is practically inaccessible due to lack of passable roads. For the majority of the residents, there is no running water, no electricity and no indoor plumbing. The community has poor sanitation, and no health clinic or other medical facilities. They have little access to government resources. Teenagers and young adults in the community have faced a high risk of early pregnancies, illiteracy, and joblessness. With few having a regular income, the people of Lower Bodoi survive on subsistence farming and carrying produce to the market to sell. Climate change has worsened the situation with frequent and more prolonged droughts. In Kenya, public school is nominally “free”, but families must still pay the cost of books, registration, lunch, and uniforms.
Our programs
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Angaza Nuru Scholarship Program
Friends of Angaza Nuru provides funds for children to attend school in Kenya. We pay for school uniforms and school fees. We also fund education via the Angaza Nuru school.
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What is the organization aiming to accomplish?
Friends of Angaza Nuru partners with the families of Bodoi, Kenya, to fulfill the three Pillars of our Mission: 1) Promote education 2) Address food insecurity, and 3) Build relationships while illuminating the path with Christian love.
What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
We provide scholarships to local primary and secondary schools as well as to the Angaza Nuru School in the village. We also work with the community to develop solutions for food insecurity.
What are the organization's capabilities for doing this?
We have over 10 years experience funding these initiatives and working with our partners in Kenya since 2012 (when the organization was founded as ministry of Priest Lake Presbyterian Church)
What have they accomplished so far and what's next?
Since 2012 (when the organization was founded as part of Priest Lake Presbyterian Church) we have provided more than 1,000 scholarships for students. As a new non-profit we look forward to increasing our impact in the upcoming years!
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Board Chair
Paul Burns
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Friends of Angaza Nuru Inc.
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Paul Burns
Nancy Loudermilk
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Laura Rottmann
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Judy Achieng
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Lisa Witten
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