1. Hopeland Foundation Center
Founder/Director: Calvince Otienoh Ochieng’
Address: P.O Box 243 Mbita-40305 Kenya
Email: cotieno@gmail.com
Phone: 0715095777
http://hopelandfoundation.wix.com/hopeland

2. Objectives
• To promote education of orphan and vulnerable
children in the region
• To check on the welfare of disabled children
through education and tertiary training.
• To promote healthy lifestyle morally and
nutritionally
• To create and identify sources of self-employment
• To campaign against spread and impact of
HIV/AIDs
• To be Environmental Custodian in the region

3. Programs
• Education
• Support of children with disability
• Environmental conservation and management
• Youth and women empowerment
• HIV/AIDs awareness Campaign

4. Education
Nursery kids having a moment
during class break
Pre-unit before morning class
begins

5. Education Cont………
Baby- class interacting during a
class drawing lesson
Hopeland foundation baby and
nursery classes during breakfast

6. Support of children with disability
Noligan Akinyi, handicapped with
visual impairment
Noligan undergoing eye
Treatment at

7. Noligan during admission at Kibos
School for the Visually impaired Noligan with New school-mates

8. Youth empowerment
Morning class computer lesion in
progress at Hopeland foundation
Two solar panel- source of power
For the Hopeland computer

9. Environmental conservation and
management
Seedlings generated at Hopeland
foundation
Local primary school taking part
during a tree planting event

10. Pupils participating in transportation
and planting of trees donated by
Hopeland, in their school compound
Friends of Hopeland foundation taking
part in a tree planting occasion at
Hopeland foundation

11. Environment Cont………..
A three- year old forest planted by hopeland foundation in
collaboration with SEEK and NEMA , it trying to restore
the destroyed beach due to uncontrolled sand harvesting
at the beach

12. Women empowerment and HIV/AIDs
Campaign Awareness
Gera Women Group After a weekly
Counseling and HIV/AIDs Campaign
awareness in one of the member’s homestead
Nyamarandi Women Group During a meeting to
discuss kales production project, a project
founded by Hopeland foundation

13. Kales production Training model at
Hopeland Foundation Center

14. Future plans
• Introduction of Women empowerment scheme fund
• Improving of infrastructure (cementing floors, proper roofing and
acquisition of desks) to create a better learning environment
• Acquisition of teacher aid materials for the tender-aged children and
books to aid teaching and learning
• Acquisition of more laptops and solar panels in order to meet the
rising demand from the large number of youths yearning to join the
program.
• Expansion of school to meet the rising need
• Inclusion of lunch in the school feeding program
• Construction of an orphanage to ease learning, proper care and
guidance of the orphans and disable children in Hopeland
foundation.