Our Programs

Most of Restore Humanity’s work is presently being done in Western Kenya in a rural village called Sirembe.  Our principal project there is a Charitable Children’s Institution called the James Christopher Opot (JCO) Children’s Home.  At any given time it is home to about 20 children who remain in our charge until the completion of their secondary school education. All of our other core programs were either developed as an extension of, or inspired by, this central project.

JCO Children's Home

The JCO was founded on an appreciation for the difference between mere survival and the heights of human flourishing.  Consequently, it operates with a strategic emphasis on providing exceptional holistic care for a few rather than providing a marginal—but not insignificant amount of help to a great many. At our JCO Children’s Home, children receive the love, care, and consistency of a safe, nurturing family environment. We currently have 14 boys and girls living in our home. 

RH Scholars Program

When they graduate from high school, we continue that care through our RH Scholars Program, fully funding their university, college, or trade school education and offering continued mentorship and emotional support.

RH Academy

The RH Academy is Restore Humanity’s newest initiative. We opened our school in January 2025, in direct response to community demand and more than a decade of success operating our respected early childhood development center. We have 3 preschool classes, as well as 1st and 2nd grade classes totaling in over 100 students so far!

Community Outreach Program

Our Community Outreach in Sirembe involves a variety of separate projects. We fund secondary school partial and full scholarships every year for students in need. We provide reusable Maxi-Pads for all of the girls attending Sirembe Secondary School. We have a Early Childhood Development (ECD) Center wherein 30+ students get pre-primary education. We have helped the local primary and secondary schools with infrastructure building and we helped the local clinic build a maternity ward.