About Us
Hopewell Community Network is a Christian Non- Profit Organization
For over 3 years now, we have been on a mission to empower disadvantaged women, youth, and children through vocational skills training, mentorship, and discipleship —helping them overcome challenges and live out their God-given purpose.
- Our Vision
To see individuals and communities thrive, restored by God’s love and empowered to fulfill their God-given purpose.
Our Team
Peris Njeri M.
Lawrence Kagira
Peninah Macharia
Nelly Makena
Testimonials
Here is our Alumni
"I was part of the 4th Cohort at Hopewell, and that experience truly changed my life. I joined with very little knowledge, but through their baking and pastry program, I gained practical skills and confidence. Today, I proudly bake and sell cakes for birthdays, baby showers, and even weddings. What started as a simple class has become my source of income and joy. Hopewell didn’t just teach me how to bake—they gave me hope, purpose, and the ability to dream again."
— Hopewell Graduate, 4th Cohort
"Before joining Hopewell, I struggled to find a way to support myself. But through the Hairdressing and Beauty program, I discovered a skill I not only enjoy but can earn from. Today, I run my own small business offering home-to-home hairdressing services. I braid, style, and treat hair for women and children right in their homes, and my clients trust and appreciate my work. Hopewell gave me more than just a skill—they gave me confidence, independence, and a way to provide for my family with dignity."
— Hellen, Hopewell Graduate – Hairdressing Program
"As a mother, life in Gachororo hasn’t been easy. But joining Hopewell’s tailoring program in the 5th cohort gave me something I didn’t have before—hope. I came in not knowing how to even thread a needle, but now I can confidently make dresses, skirts, and even school uniforms. The trainers have been patient and kind, and I’ve found a community of women who encourage each other every day. As we approach graduation, my biggest prayer is to find support to start my own small business. I dream of owning a sewing machine and creating clothes that can help me provide for my son, Brian. No matter what lies ahead, I’m proud of how far I’ve come.”
— Mama Brian, 5th Cohort Tailoring Student
Transforming Lives, Changing Stories