Built by a Builder.
For Kenya's Girls.

Why Orphanaid Kenya
Was Founded

Orphanaid Kenya was founded by Mansurali Jiwani in 2021 after years of witnessing the growing child protection crisis in Kenya — and concluding that observation without action is its own form of failure.

Kenya has over 2.4 million orphaned children. Girls among them face not just poverty, but targeted, organised exploitation — trafficking networks, organ-harvesting syndicates, and international criminal organisations that systematically prey on children without family protection.

Orphanaid Kenya is not a response to a fundraising opportunity. It is a response to a documented, urgent, preventable human crisis — designed by a founder who has spent forty years building real things and who intends this to be the most enduring structure he ever creates.

A Future Without Exploitation

To work together for orphaned children — giving them hope for a brighter future and a meaningful, dignified adulthood. A Kenya where no girl's potential is extinguished by the absence of protection.

Protection Through Institution

To provide social and material assistance to orphaned children; to protect them from exploitation, abuse, and discrimination; and to improve their quality of life through structured residential care, quality education, and community development.