Kenya Lend a Hand was born from a Godly orchestration blending two cultures under the least expected circumstances. I’m Ed Williams and in 2016 I found myself in Nairobi, Kenya as a checkmark on a bucket list of items while facing terminal cancer. Little did I know that my tour of the Kibera slums would be the catalyst for assisting children for years to come.
As I stood in one of the poorest sections of the planet, a place with no electricity, no sewage system, contaminated water, and makeshift housing, I sensed a level of joy amongst the inhabitants that validated God’s presence. The acceptance of my six-month life expectancy was replaced by a desire to live and partner with the Holy Spirit in assisting these children.
With the help of like-minded volunteers, Kenya Lend a Hand was born. From that unforgettable moment in 2017 KLaH has been committed to bringing stability to those whose lives are froth with instability and uncertainty.
God blissfully reveals Himself to those who are benevolent towards the less fortunate. Proverbs 19:17 says, “Those who care for the poor lends to the Lord, and He will pay back what was given.”  I learned that longevity is determined by operating in God’s will. My life was extended by executing my purpose.
The world needs people who care about others. We’d love your support in our efforts to make life better for children in Kibera; but what’s most important is seizing the opportunities whenever and wherever they’re presented. You’ll experience God’s manifestation in a miraculous way. Oh, and the cancer that doctors predicted would take my life in 2017, suddenly became undetectable. Miraculous manifestation, God is good!