Huruma Children's Home is a children's orphanage located at the undulating slopes of the beautiful Ngong hills which is about 25km from Nairobi, the capital of Kenya in East Africa.

This is unfortunately also a relatively poor area where most people have to struggle every day to make ends meet. Poverty, poor health, HIV/AIDS and massive unemployment are the main challenges people meet. Many children are orphans or live in families that are not able to care for them at all.

Inception: It was therefore in 1989 that Mama Zipporah (as she's called by just about everyone) and her husband, Pastor Isaac Kamau, opened their doors to some of the destitute and orphaned children of the Ngong area.

Huruma Children's Home started by accommodating 7 children, but over the years the number of children increased, and now Huruma caters for over 150 children, both girls and boys. The children age ranges from 0 to 18 years old.

Our Mission: To empower children in need to become productive members of society through rehabilitation, education and self-reliance skills.

Value: For children are a heritage from the Lord and they deserve the best.