About St.Nicholas CDC

The Community Development Center is under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop, and Bishop of All Saints Cathedral Diocese, His Grace The Most Rev. Jackson Ole Sapit. It was started by Mothers Union from the then Nairobi Diocese in the year 1986.

The centre accommodates at most 46 resident children at a time as long as they are ideally of Primary School going age. We transition them through a process of re-integration back to society as we pay for their High School, University and/or college fees as well as their learning essentials. This is done through the support of the church, well-wishers and the money raised from our income generating activities.



Our other support comes from fundraising, Friends of St. Nicholas who give donations in kind; Children Incorporated & the Church of Apostles in the USA.


The donations have however been dropping over the past few years and managing the centre started encountering challenges. There arose need to improve and introduce income generating activities with the aim of attaining self-sustenance.

We hope to continue improving our revenue generating activities as well as increasing efforts in soliciting support from donors and well-wishers.

Our Guiding Principles

The driving factors


Mission

To nurture, educate and integrate children for success in life


Vision

A Christian centre for transformation and integration of children to realise their full potential


Core Values

Family, Faith, Stewardship, Integrity and Professionalism


And Children

They are why we do what we do

The number of children in the center is expected to grow.

This growth will certainly require adequate preparation in financing considering that even managing the current population is a challenge. It is for this reason that the centre is actively approaching potential donors and well-wishers for support.

The CDC's Objectives

These are the reasons why we wake up everyday to Serve these Children.

  • To receive and care for orphaned and vulnerable.
  • To provide basic needs to the children and help in their spiritual growth.
  • To empower the orphans and vulnerable children to be self-reliant in future.
  • To assist in the promotion of family and Christian values.
  • To reintegrate the children into society after rehabilitation.