A children's home in Narok, Kenya
Bridge of Hope Foundation Kenya runs a children's home in Siyabei, Narok County. We give vulnerable children a safe place to live, three meals a day, school fees, medical cover and caregivers who stay, and we work to bring children back to their own families wherever it is safe.
Where we are
The home is at Siyabei, off the Narok–Nairobi Road, in Narok County, Kenya. It is open every hour of every day, because the children are in our care around the clock. Our postal address is P.O. Box 15181 - 00400, Nairobi.
Phone or WhatsApp: +254 706 305 919. Email: bridgeofhopefoundationsupport@gmail.com. See our contact page.
What the children receive
- Food and clothing. Three meals a day, every day, and clothes that fit and are the child's own. 45 children are fed daily.
- School fees and learning. We pay fees, buy uniforms and books, and give catch-up tuition to children who have missed time. 42 children are in full-time school.
- Medical cover. Registration with the national health insurance scheme, check-ups, dental care, treatment, and transport to a facility when one is far away. 45 children are covered.
- Safe daily care. A place to sleep and trained caregivers, the same adults week after week. Six caregivers are on staff.
Bringing children back to family
A child's best place is with family whenever that is safe. Our social workers trace, counsel and support extended families, carry out home assessments, and give small grants to guardians so that children can return home and stay there. 14 children were safely reunited with family this year.
How the children are protected
Photographs of children appear on this site only with written consent from their legal guardian, and stories use changed names. We do not offer sponsorship of a named individual child and we never pass a child's details to a donor. Read our safeguarding rules and our policies.
Where the money goes
Our accounts are audited and published. In 2025, 92% of our income went to the children's care and 8% to administration. Read the audited accounts or see the breakdown.
Visit or get in touch
You are welcome to visit. We will show you the home, introduce you to staff and walk you through our accounts. We do not place visitors in caregiving roles or allow unsupervised contact with children. Write to us and we will arrange a visit properly.
How you can help
The most useful gift is a small amount every month, because school fees and food are due whether or not a donation arrived that week. See how monthly giving works, read the questions donors ask, or give monthly now.