Teach a Child - Africa

Teach a Child - Africa TaC works in areas with a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS to enable orphaned and other vulnerable children from poor families to attend secondary school.

Huge congratulations to Sam Sherburn for completing the Helsinki Marathon and raising £1,516 for Teach a Child - Africa!...
13/06/2026

Huge congratulations to Sam Sherburn for completing the Helsinki Marathon and raising £1,516 for Teach a Child - Africa! 🏅 His fundraising will fund around 3 years of secondary education for one child — what an incredible impact. Read more about Sam’s challenge and how you can support the cause: https://wix.to/b5KHpO5

Selection of up to 65 new TaC beneficiaries ongoing right now. All applicants are interviewed and transparently ranked a...
10/01/2026

Selection of up to 65 new TaC beneficiaries ongoing right now. All applicants are interviewed and transparently ranked against academic, social and economic indicators. Unannounced home visits of those shortlisted are carried out by our volunteers to verify the obtained information.

The demand for our bursaries is bigger than ever. Young talents come from far, most of them partial or total orphans, accompanied by their guardians, teachers and sometimes well-wishers.

A scholarship by TaC covers three years of secondary school tuition, uniform, books and a modest pocket money. Message us if you wish to support a talent in Western Kenya.
Education for life!

Every year, the beneficiaries and volunteers of Teach a Child Africa gather for 3-4 days at the end of December to check...
07/01/2026

Every year, the beneficiaries and volunteers of Teach a Child Africa gather for 3-4 days at the end of December to check on everyone’s wellbeing, to encourage peer exchange and to openly discuss important topics for schoolgoing teens. The TaC family is getting stronger every year!
We thank our loyal supporters who make this possible! This year, we were even able to provide new laptops to those graduates who made it to university after secondary school.

Shopping online? 'Teach a Child - Africa' will receive a donation for each purchase you make from leading UK websites if...
06/11/2025

Shopping online? 'Teach a Child - Africa' will receive a donation for each purchase you make from leading UK websites if you sign up to Easy Fundraising.

Donations will help provide secondary education for orphaned and other vulnerable children in Kenya.

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16/02/2025

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As 2024 draws to a close, Teach a Child - Africa wishes all individuals and institutions who have supported us and our m...
30/12/2024

As 2024 draws to a close, Teach a Child - Africa wishes all individuals and institutions who have supported us and our mission over the past 15 (!) years, a very happy New Year 2025! Below picture is a snapshot from our Annual Gathering in December 2024 - a growing number of hopeful talents. Education for Life! 🙏💐🏫

Thank you Linet Muidi for your heartwarming testimony yesterday at Teach a Child - Africa Switzerland about the importan...
01/12/2024

Thank you Linet Muidi for your heartwarming testimony yesterday at Teach a Child - Africa Switzerland about the importance of education to effectively fight poverty. Your candid storytelling has mobilized additional support for the young ones that are out there, desperately hoping to join a secondary school and not knowing how to afford it. Education for life! You are the living proof!
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We cordially congratulate Simon upon his graduation! He shares his story with us:"Hello TAC Family! I am Owino Simon Odu...
30/06/2024

We cordially congratulate Simon upon his graduation! He shares his story with us:

"Hello TAC Family! I am Owino Simon Oduor, born and raised in Ugenya. I lost my mother at the age of 4 and was then taken in by my old grandfather. I remember that I had to sell charcoal to earn some money. Nevertheless, I started my education at Bar Odar Primary School. My primary school journey was greatly influenced by the headteacher at the time, Mr. Owuor Joshua. He gave me hope when things at home were almost falling apart.
When I reached class seven, he adopted me and hosted me at his home due to the challenges I was facing at home. With his support, I completed my primary education scoring 354 marks.

The most challenging moment came after my exams. My marks allowed me to proceed to secondary school, and I had an invitation letter by Sega Township Secondary School. However, Mr. Owuor insisted that I should attend a better school and one that offers boarding. The big question was how to finance that.

Thanks to his network, Mr. Owuor knew about the TAC Sponsorship Program. I attended the TAC interview and was indeed selected. TAC's support was comprehensive and came at the perfect time: TAC arranged for my admission to the excellent Kanga High School in 2015, where I studied without any financial constraints or disruption. After 4 years, I managed to score a B+ in my secondary school exams in 2018.

In 2019, I was called to join Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), where I pursued a Bachelor of Science in Instrumentation and Control. I studied for four years and graduated successfully on 28th June 2024. Thank you, TAC, for being the main supporter during my academic journey! God bless TAC."

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