Flomina Children’s Home is a charitable organization established to cater for abandoned, orphans, as well as the homeless children in Kenya.

The home which has been in existence since 2002, and officially registered in the year 2005 under CCI, was established by Mrs. Florence Muthama and her husband Mr. Mutinda Muthama who were touched by the plight of abandoned, neglected, orphaned and homeless children in the informal settlement Soweto slums and within Nairobi environs currently situated in  Embakasi East, Nairobi.  The home currently houses 64 children who are residing in the institution and 5 children under our outreach program.

The Founders/Director

Mutinda and Florence Muthama owned a business that bought and sold scraps and other recyclable material. The business gave them they start they needed to be able to open a rescue centre. They strive to help needy children have a place to call home and to give them an opportunity at a better life.

The Current Centre

Flomina provides shelter for the children to sleep in. They also have a bore hole for the kids to drink water and an area outside for the kids to play.

Source of their Funding

They receive financial support from Lift the Children, Local churches, well-wishers and business men.

Areas of Endeavor

Flomina Children’s Home provides food, shelter, parental care and love for all the orphans and vulnerable children they care for. They support the children with their education and strive to have them all in good health.

Present Challenges

Their struggles include providing enough food for the children, inadequate houses for shelter and paying for school fees, their employees, and electricity.