Stories of hope restored
Lives transformed
Every name on this page is a life changed by education, care, and someone who chose to believe in a child. These are their words.
How we group the stories
Three journeys, one mission
Graduate Stories
Young people who completed their education through Project Restore Hope and are now teachers, healthcare workers, university students, technology professionals, and business owners.
Scholarship Program
Students on the Project Restore Hope scholarship programme - young people whose college and university fees are being covered so they can stay in class and finish what they started.
Orphans Living at the School
Children who found a safe home, daily care, and a classroom at Glorious Gospel Centre and Glorious Group of Schools.
Graduate Stories
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Damaris Knight
From student to school administrator and community leader, Damaris Knight’s journey is a powerful example of how education can create lasting change. After studying at Glorious Group of Schools and continuing her education with the support of Project Restore Hope, she earned a Diploma in Social Work and Community Development. Today, she serves as a Primary School Secretary while continuing to develop her skills in technology, website management, and community service.Her story shows how an investment in one student can create opportunities that extend far beyond the classroom—transforming lives, strengthening communities, and inspiring the next generation.
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Grevine Ochieng
From an orphaned student to a university graduate, Grevine Ochieng’s journey is a powerful testament to the life-changing impact of education, opportunity, and hope. Beginning his educational journey at Glorious Group of Schools, Grevine went on to attend Maseno University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Archaeology with Information Technology, graduating with Second Class Upper Honors.Today, as he seeks opportunities to begin his professional career, Grevine remains determined to use his education to serve his community, mentor young people, and create opportunities for others. His story reflects the lasting impact of investing in a student's future—because when one life is changed through education, the hope created can reach an entire community and inspire the next generation.
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Jemimah Kemunto
From an orphaned student to a future science teacher, Jemimah Kemunto’s journey is a powerful example of how education can open doors to opportunities once thought impossible. Beginning her journey at Glorious Group of Schools, she went on to earn a Bachelor of Education (Science) from the University of Nairobi, specializing in Mathematics and Physics.Today, Jemimah is preparing to begin her teaching career while continuing her professional development. Despite facing challenges, she remains determined to use her education to inspire young people, serve as a role model, and give back to her community. Her story is a reminder that when we invest in a child’s education, we help shape the teachers, mentors, and leaders of tomorrow.
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Moris Efwedha
From student to community supporter, Moris Efwedha’s journey shows how the impact of education can come full circle. After receiving educational opportunities at Glorious Group of Schools, he grew not only in his personal and professional ambitions but also in his commitment to giving back.
Today, Moris is building his career while faithfully supporting the GLOHA Family Welfare Program, contributing each month to help vulnerable families and children. His story is a powerful reminder that when someone invests in a young person’s future, that support can one day grow into opportunities and hope for many others.
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Nzomo Nicodemus
From student to university graduate and future educator, Nzomo Nicodemus’ journey is a powerful testament to the life-changing impact of faith, perseverance, and educational opportunity. With support from Project Restore Hope, he was able to continue his education from high school through university and successfully complete his Bachelor of Education (Arts).
As he prepares to graduate on November 27, 2026, Nzomo looks forward to beginning his career as a teacher and using his education to inspire, encourage, and empower the next generation. His journey is a reminder that when we invest in one student, the impact can extend far beyond graduation—reaching the many lives they will one day teach and inspire.
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Salome Were
From student to teacher, mentor, and music minister, Salome Were’s journey is a powerful example of how education can transform one life and create opportunities to impact many others. With the support of Project Restore Hope, she was able to continue her education from primary school through college and pursue a future filled with purpose.
Today, Salome is a qualified teacher at an international school in Diani, Kenya, where she inspires young learners every day. Beyond the classroom, she also serves through Christian music ministry and mentors young people, using both her education and faith to bring hope to others.
Her story is a beautiful reminder that when we invest in a child’s education, the impact can extend far beyond graduation—reaching families, communities, and future generations.
Scholarship Program
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Osman Adan
Osman Adan completed his KCSE in 2024 with a B- and dreams of pursuing a Bachelor of Pharmacy. However, severe financial hardship and his father’s illness have prevented him from joining university.With support from GLOHA Family Welfare and Project Restore Hope, Osman has renewed hope of continuing his education and becoming a pharmacist who can serve his community.
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Zilpah Shirwatso
Zilpah Shirwatso, a 20-year-old from Uasin Gishu County, is preparing to pursue a Bachelor of Commerce at Machakos University. Financial challenges had delayed her university journey, but a scholarship from GLOHA Family Welfare and Project Restore Hope has brought her closer to achieving her dream.Your support can help students like Zilpah turn hope into opportunity.
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Walter Rawayo
Walter Rawayo, a first-born son from Busia County, is pursuing Law at the Kenya School of Law despite significant financial challenges. With school fees, accommodation, food, and other essential expenses placing a heavy burden on his family, staying in school has not been easy.Support from GLOHA Family Welfare and Project Restore Hope has given Walter renewed hope and helped ease the financial burden as he works toward his dream of becoming a lawyer.
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Wakhungu Levis Emmanuel
Wakhungu Levis Emmanuel is a 19-year-old student pursuing a degree in Business and Information Technology at the Cooperative University of Kenya, Karen Campus. Coming from a humble family with multiple responsibilities, he is determined to complete his education, build a successful career, support his parents, and give back to his community. With his university fee requirements still pending, Wakhungu is seeking support to continue pursuing his dreams.
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Stecy Muhatia
Stecy Muhatia is a 20-year-old student pursuing Catering and Accommodation at Rift Valley National Polytechnic. After completing her first semester, financial difficulties forced her to defer her studies. Despite this setback, Stecy remains determined to return to college, complete her training, build a successful career, and create a better future for herself and her family. She is seeking support to raise the KSh 67,189 needed to continue her education.
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Shila Cherotich
Shila Cherotich is an 18-year-old aspiring university student preparing to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science at the University of Kabianga. Having overcome financial challenges throughout her education, she remains determined to achieve her academic goals. With her family facing significant financial hardship, particularly following her father’s life-changing accident, Shila is seeking additional support to help make her university dream a reality.
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Verginia Amweno
Verginia Amweno is a 17-year-old aspiring Business Management student from Busia County. Determined to build a better future through education, she was forced to defer her studies due to financial difficulties and has now spent a year away from school. With tuition costing approximately KSh 70,000 per year, Verginia is seeking support to return to her studies, complete her education, build a successful career, and create a brighter future for herself and her family.
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