The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together.
If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one
In Kenya, approximately 35.5% of the population live in extreme poverty today, struggling to fulfill the most basic needs like health, quality education, and access to water and sanitation, to name a few
As Youthful Faces, we believe that investing in education is a critical enabler of upward socioeconomic mobility and is critical to escaping poverty
Our Programs
Behind every statistic in our society is a story waiting for a better chapter. These initiatives are designed for the dreamers, the families, and the neighbors who have been kept on the sidelines for too long. Together, we are closing the distance between where they are and where they belong.
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Year To Date Recap
When one life changes, a whole community begins to heal. These stories are more than just milestones; they are the living, breathing evidence of what happens when we refuse to look away. See the impact of the bridges we are building together.
In November 2018, Brian graduated from Bishop Lwanga High School, and sat for his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams. In January 2019, Brian learned that he had passed with a solid B. Based on his exam grade, this bright young man is guaranteed acceptance at Nairobi University for his undergraduate education
In 2016, Nelvin completed his high school education in Bardin Boys High School and received an A— the highest grade possible on the KCSE exam. In 2017, Nelvin began an undergraduate degree program, majoring in mathematics at Jomo Kenyatta University
In 2016, two years after graduating with a business degree from Hawiga Girls High School, Millicent started her own business, opening a beauty salon in Nairobi. As a motivated young entrepreneur, Millicent continues to expand her small business, hiring two employees to keep up with demand for services.
In 2015, Derrick graduated from St. Aquinas Boys High School and sat for his KSCE exams, receiving a B. He is currently attending Nairobi University with a major in biology
Help us Make the world a better place
Every child deserves more than survival, they deserve a future that feels possible. For orphans, that future often begins with something simple yet powerful: a safe place to belong, learn, and grow. By building supportive homes, access to education, and strong community networks, we create environments where resilience can take root and dreams can quietly turn into plans. When we invest in these children, we are not just offering help, we are shaping a generation that can rise, rebuild, and one day extend that same kindness to others.