Mission of the Sisters of Mary of Kakamega
The Sisters of Mary of Kakamega serve in hospitals and dispensaries in many communities.
They teach children of all ages and needs, many of them with different disabilities: deaf, physically challenged, mentally challenged, blind and deaf/blind.
The Sisters provide small, safe and pleasant homes for children who are disabled, children with diseases both commonplace and rare, such as albinism, children who are suffering from AIDS, or are orphaned.
Students from St. Martin De Porres Mumias School for the deaf in Kenya.
These young boys from St. Martin De Porres Mumias School are wearing scout uniforms donated by St. Francis of Assisi School in Bend, Oregon, USA.
Deaf children are playing outside their classrooms at St. Martin De Porres Mumias School for the deaf.
Orphans in Kakamega County in Kenya.
First Holy Communion children of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School in Bend, Oregon, USA.
St. Jude technical catering college students in Mumias, Kenya.
Deaf girls of St. Angela School, Mumias, Kenya perform their best Scottish dance at the National Music Festival in Nairobi, Kenya.
It is religion time: A young novice teaching religion to young girls of Butula Girls Boarding School in Kenya.
Primary school in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Beldina, the first deaf-blind student of St. Angela School for deaf girls in Mumias, Kenya.
Orphanage in Nairobi, Kenya. The orphans are searching for water.
Sister Regina Namaleha helps students with their studies at St. Peters School in Ontario, Oregon, USA.
Students of Butula Girls Primary Boarding School, Bungoma Diocese, Kenya.
Kindergarten graduation for students of St. Annes Primary School for girls in Mumias, Kenya.
Small Christian Community working with Sister Angelica in Bungoma Diocese, Kenya.
Secondary school in De es Salaam, Tanzania.
SMK sick bay at Mukumu, in Kakamega, Kenya.
Cardinal Otunga House, foster care home in Bend, Oregon, USA
Welcoming the Chaplain of the Sisters of Mary.
SMK visiting Baker Cathedral in Baker City, Oregon, USA.
SMK welcomes Bishop Vasa and Christian community of Bend, Oregon, USA.
Student learning computer skills. There are about 30 students and only one computer at the technical school in Dar es Salaam,Tanzania.
Here is a catering class in St. Jude Mumias, Kenya.
St. Angela Vocational School for deaf girls, Mumias, Kenya.