OUT OF THE STREET FOUNDATION

Vinney Gisore

Founder

Enock Joel

Chairperson

Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the lord, and He will repay him for the deed. Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God. #Impact a street child, Impact the world.

Chidi Powell Orwa

Asst. Chairperson/ Treasurer

I work hand in glove with the chairperson of the foundation to implement the foundation’s objectives and aspirations. From time to time we retreat to assess the strategies put in place to ensure we attain our objectives. I also seek sources of funds to cater for the foundation's various activities. I receive and keep count of the foundation’s monetary resources. Our foundation operates chiefly on grants, donations, and funding from volunteers and other aid-offering bodies. Consequently, my other key role is to seek and make applications for grants, donations, and funding

Brendah Nyaega

Secretary

It’s a great privilege to serve as the secretary in this visionary foundation. My main role is to ensure proper record-keeping for our foundation. These include records for minutes of various meetings of the foundation and reports of our activities among others. These records help track our progress and keep us in check even as we strive to achieve our goal of rehabilitation the street kids. I am thoroughly excited to be a part of this team and I view research and publication on the plight of street kids as an important arm in achieving our objective

Lewis Minda

Projects Managing Director

My job involves finding sustainable solutions to immediate community challenges by engaging street children in creative activities. Our ultimate goal is empowering street individuals to generate income through acceptable means, fostering their journey toward financial stability. We believe in the ripple effect – the success of one street child inspiring the next. Our oncoming projects, including the Clothes Drive Movement and the Street Kids In Plastics Project (SKIPP), reflect our commitment. Join us in this noble cause as volunteers, sponsors, or partners, and remember, 'Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me' (Matt. 25:40).

Betty Kwamboka

Associate Project Manager

As a Project manager, my responsibilities involve coordinating efforts, and ensuring resources are utilized effectively. I am reaching out to you because I believe that together we can make an even greater impact.

Derrick Onyango

Spiritual Leader

A question is asked, “Why spend money on what is not bread, and your labor on what does not satisfy?” Helping your fellow man is the greatest achievement and satisfaction you can ever have. Join us as we give a child hope, as we help build dreams. As we help their faith lead them somewhere better. Join us, and God will bless you.

Collins Obare

Organizing Secretary

Machum chum' is a term we used as kids referring to walking around the block and picking up plastic and metallic stuff to go and re-sell (scrap metal yards) for a small amount(ksh. 1 per Kg of scrap, on a good day). Some of my friends would end up fleeing from their homes and starting a life on the street. Think about this, How bad was the situation at home that forced this CHILD to make the unconventional decision of opting out? and staying out that long. I've always wanted to be part of such a young and vibrant group, OOTS has given me more than this. It has given me a platform to contribute in the smallest way in my community. In turn, I’ve learned to appreciate the smallest blessings.

Roselyda Ayoo

Communication Director

Meet our Communication Director Rozy– the storyteller behind the scenes! She's the one making sure our social media is filled with heartwarming stories and updates. From connecting with you on socials to sharing the incredible journeys of the kids we support, she's the driving force making our communication feel warm and inviting. Join us as we spread the love, all thanks to her magic touch.

Zadok Momanyi

Associate Communication Director

Building an image that no longer needs introduction. May the community cheer at the sight of the Out of The Street Badge

Gregory Odhiambo

Associate Communication Director

Volunteering with the Out of The Street Foundation has been an incredibly rewarding experience. Witnessing the transformation in the lives of street children has been nothing short of inspiring. Through the foundation’s tireless efforts, these children are given a chance at a better future, a future free from the hardships of life on the streets. Providing them with education, shelter, and support has been a collective effort that truly makes a difference. I am grateful to be part of an organization that is dedicated to making a positive impact and breaking the cycle of homelessness.