Rockey Africa partners with Jewell Souls Foundation to feed over 80 children
Rockey Africa partners with Jewell Souls Foundation to feed over 80 children
The partnership to the tune of KSH 200000 spread over 4 months will ensure the children are energized and motivated to stay in school.
Rockey Africa Limited has announced its partnership with Jewell Souls Foundation, a non-governmental Charity Organization committed to changing the lives of orphans and vulnerable children in society.
The partnership, which is worth Kes 200,000 spread over four months, and an MOU signed to provide food supplies to the organization for the same time period will see over 80 children affiliated with the foundation receive the nutrition they need to stay energized and motivated in school.
Rockey Africa partners with Jewell Souls Foundation to feed over 80 children
Through this initiative, Rockey Africa Limited and Jewell Souls Foundation will work together to supply regular, nutritious meals to children, fostering a healthier and more conducive learning environment.
The program is designed to address the pressing issue of child hunger, which significantly affects school attendance and performance.
Speaking at the handover ceremony, Carol Ndung’u, Jewell Souls Director, said, “When we say food is a basic need, most people just hear it in passing. For these children, however, this food is the motivation behind them staying focused in school and the only thing keeping them away from the streets fending for themselves.”
Beyond foodstuff, Rockey Africa also donated electronic equipment to Laurence Amuli, a young TVET student with the dream of becoming an electrician.
Lawrence is a young man, passionate about technology and the possible future it holds for him.
Rockey Africa partners with Jewell Souls Foundation to feed over 80 children
Lawrence’s dream of pursuing formal education was cut short when he was just out of primary school due to financial constraints.
Now, he wishes to pursue an uncommon path and eagerly join a polytechnic to become an electrician.
Proof of his wit and skill is a Bluetooth speaker that he made from scratch, which he showcased to the team during the first visit.
