mama clare orphanage.

Our Programs

 

 

ü Feed and Clothe Community programme:

ü Education Community programme

ü Shelter Community programme

ü Health Community programme

ü Welfare CommunityProgramme

ü Youth and elderly CommunityProgramme

 

HOSPITALITY SKILLS TRAINING

 

MCOW offers widows and orphans (18 years and older) the opportunity to receive training in jewelry crafting,hair and beauty,  hospitality or ministry and servicing. Trainees are residents of the compounds (slums), many without a secondary school education or work experience.  While in the training programs, they learn  skills needed for employment and are introduced to the saving grace of Jesus Christ.   After graduating from MCOW, the majority of the students are employed in legitimate jobs and have the opportunity to support themselves and their families. The cycle of poverty is broken

Clare Otiekah, Hospitality Skills Instructor, has developed the Hospitality Skills Training Program for MCOW beyond the original vision of teaching widows to bake pies. Under her direction, widows and older orphans learn every facet of the Hotel/Lodge Industry in Kayole matopeni Kenya. During the first nine months of classwork, the ladies have hands-on training in food preparation, front desk procedures, housekeeping, hotel management, customer service and employee relations skills. Once classroom instruction is completed, the students work as unpaid interns in MCOW to help others to gain same skills.

The home therefore endeavours to provide basic needs including:-

 

Food-Water-Shelter-Medical Attention

Formal Education-Proposal.

 

MCOW  also works for the right of the child to:

 

_Freely express their opinions

 

_Participate fully in plays and recreation

 

_The right to information

 

_Proper spiritual development

 

 _Children need to be encouraged so that they can grow into responsible citizens.