The Amazing Grace Orphans and Widows Care Center (AGOWCC) cares for widows and orphans and is located in south west Kenya, near Lake Victoria and Kisumu.  The center currently cares for approximately 20 orphans and 20 widows.  The center houses 8 residents and supports the rest as they live with their local families. The center houses 8 residents and supports the rest as they live with their local families. 

AGOWCC Goals and Objectives

AGOWCC’s immediate goal is to care for the widows and orphans living at the center, AGOWCC also aims to develop economic and social institutions that will enable individuals, families and groups for fully exploit their potentials and talents based on Biblical principle of FRUITION Ref: JOHN 15:16 – 18. 

You did not choose Me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit, and that your fruit should remain, that whatever you ask the Father in My name He may give you. These things I command you, that you love one another. “If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you.

AGOWCC’s objectives are: 

  • Promoting spiritual change of the individual and community   
  • Promoting Faith Based Organizations (F.B.O.s), church developments spiritually (evangelism pasturing) and related structural aspects of every day life particularly and especially for both Christians and non- Christians.   
  • Promoting sound agricultural practices by encouraging modern methods of farming with special focus on poultry, goat, sheep and cattle rearing, horticulture and floriculture. 
  • Promoting public health awareness and participating in the campaign against HIV/AIDS pandemic, tuberculosis, malaria and related tropical diseases.   
  • Promoting effective and efficient use of water resources with special focus to encouraging harvesting of rainwater and shallow well if funds are available.   
  • Promoting adult literacy by conducting adult education, training and further encouraging the use of the community based library services.   
  • Providing guidance and counseling services, voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) to members of the society especially for the drug addicts, alcoholics, family dispute cases, youth related problems.   
  • Supporting HIV/AIDS victims, orphans, widows and widowers materially, socially and financially where possible.   
  • Creating a force for debate and research on matters pertaining to cultural and social issues with a view to enhancing positive behavioral change for a wider community groups.   
  • Promoting agro forestry and forestation by providing tree nursery and participating (organizing and implementing) tree planting campaigns. 

Our Team

The center is now strongly led by Pastor Olero’s son, Anderson and the team shown below [left to right]:  Anderson Olero (Director), John Owaite, Samuel Osano, and Everline Olero.  The center is especially proud of Mr. Osano, who was an orphan raised by the Olero’s and is now a local educator.

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