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Missions for Orphans
Orphan Outreach in Kenya
We’re on a heartfelt journey to make a difference—one child and family at a time. It all began in the vibrant community of Kipsaina, Kenya, just outside Kitale, where we proudly own and operate a boys’ home. But our mission extends far beyond that.
We are committed to breaking the cycle of poverty in Kipsaina and beyond, reaching surrounding villages through outreach programs that provide critical support where it’s needed most. Our work includes renovating and building local churches, supporting medical missions, orphan outreach, assisting widows, and running agricultural donation programs to foster long-term sustainability. We also operate preschools in Pokot villages and dream of expanding our impact across Trans Nzoia and surrounding communities.
Every initiative is driven by our passion to spread hope, create opportunities, and build brighter futures for those in need. Join us in making a lasting difference.
Missionsfor Orphans
Orphan Outreach in Kenya
We’re on a heartfelt journey to make a difference—one child and family at a time. It all began in the vibrant community of Kipsaina, Kenya, just outside Kitale, where we proudly own and operate a boys’ home. But our mission extends far beyond that.
We are committed to breaking the cycle of poverty in Kipsaina and beyond, reaching surrounding villages through outreach programs that provide critical support where it’s needed most. Our work includes renovating and building local churches, supporting medical missions, orphan outreach, assisting widows, and running agricultural donation programs to foster long-term sustainability. We also operate preschools in Pokot villages and dream of expanding our impact across Trans Nzoia and surrounding communities.
Every initiative is driven by our passion to spread hope, create opportunities, and build brighter futures for those in need. Join us in making a lasting difference.
Use Your Gifts to Serve
Pastor Ryan Orosco shares his team’s heartfelt mission, goals, and experiences, highlighting the spiritual empowerment that serves as the foundation of Missions for Orphans.
Use YourGifts to Serve
Pastor Ryan Orosco shares his team’s heartfelt mission, goals, and experiences, highlighting the spiritual empowerment that serves as the foundation of Missions for Orphans.
Cultivating SustainableGrowth for Lasting Impact
We envision a world where everyone has the life skills to face challenges and create their own future. Through education, vocational training, and orphan outreach, we help individuals become resilient and self-sufficient. Our mission also includes feeding children in rural Kenya and using renewable resources to support sustainable growth. Together, we’re not just building skills—we’re building brighter futures.
Cultivating Sustainable Growth for Lasting Impact
We envision a world where everyone has the life skills to face challenges and create their own future. Through education, vocational training, and orphan outreach, we help individuals become resilient and self-sufficient. Our mission also includes feeding children in rural Kenya and using renewable resources to support sustainable growth. Together, we’re not just building skills—we’re building brighter futures.
Latest Missions
Our latest efforts.
August 2025
It’s basket time again! We put together 12 baskets of everyday essentials for the mamas in need around our property—simple things that make a hard week a little lighter. The total came to just $165 to bless these ladies, proof that small dollars can make a big difference.
August 2025
In August 2025, we looked back on our journey of building homes for widows and realized how far things have come — from simple 8×8 spaces to today’s 15×20 homes with two rooms. What started as a follow-up program to check on past builds turned into a reminder of the growth and impact these homes now bring to families in need.
July 2025
In August, we visited Kapenguria Prison, where 250 men and 30 women rarely receive visitors due to its remote location. We brought toilet paper, soap, and pads for the women, and we hope to return soon with requested Bibles and a water tank. We’ll keep you posted!
July 2025
Meet Roselyn Wanjala, 43. Widowed for 14 years, she’s raising two children on her own. Your generosity helps provide essentials like school fees and supplies, nutritious food, basic medical care, and small home improvements—practical support that brings stability and hope to Roselyn and her kids. Thank you for standing with them.
June 2025
We had the honor of serving Gladys Nasambu Barasa, a 57-year-old widow who has spent the past 26 years courageously raising her family and navigating life on her own. One of 11 siblings, Gladys’s strength and perseverance deeply moved our team. On June 30th, we were blessed to complete the construction of her new home—offering her a safe, stable, and dignified place to call her own after so many years of hardship. This mission reminded us why we do what we do: to restore hope, one home at a time.
June 2025
We recently completed a jiggers medical mission at Kaisagat Primary School, where 15 children received treatment. To support their recovery and well-being, we provided sandals, school bags, and soap. Each visit reminds us how even simple acts of care can bring relief, dignity, and hope to the children we serve.
Latest Missions
Our latest efforts.
August 2025
It’s basket time again! We put together 12 baskets of everyday essentials for the mamas in need around our property—simple things that make a hard week a little lighter. The total came to just $165 to bless these ladies, proof that small dollars can make a big difference.
August 2025
In August 2025, we looked back on our journey of building homes for widows and realized how far things have come — from simple 8×8 spaces to today’s 15×20 homes with two rooms. What started as a follow-up program to check on past builds turned into a reminder of the growth and impact these homes now bring to families in need.
August 2025
In August, we visited Kapenguria Prison, where 250 men and 30 women rarely receive visitors due to its remote location. We brought toilet paper, soap, and pads for the women, and we hope to return soon with requested Bibles and a water tank. We’ll keep you posted!
July 2025
Meet Roselyn Wanjala, 43. Widowed for 14 years, she’s raising two children on her own. Your generosity helps provide essentials like school fees and supplies, nutritious food, basic medical care, and small home improvements—practical support that brings stability and hope to Roselyn and her kids. Thank you for standing with them.
Lani’s Latest Blogs
See what Lani and the MFO team have been up to.
Lani’sLatest Blogs
See what Lani and the MFO team have been up to.
