Watu Wa Maana Dream Center - A Legacy of Hope

For years, Directors Wanjiru and John Kanyoni have dreamed of creating a Dream Center at Watu Wa Maana—a place where young people can learn, grow, and build a future filled with hope.

This multi-purpose center will serve as a safe and inspiring space—a well-constructed building where students can study, enjoy nutritious meals, worship, and where staff can provide essential guidance. Imagine the impact of a space equipped with electrical outlets, with adequate lighting, study desks, and secure windows to keep out mosquitos, allowing students to focus on their education without obstacles.

In the future, this center will also provide vocational training for those who may not have access to higher education, giving them valuable skills for employment and self-sufficiency.

The late Paul Cecere shared this passion for empowering young people. A devoted believer in hope and God’s grace, Paul envisioned a future where every child, no matter their background, could reach their full potential. In Swahili, Watu Wa Maana means "very important people." At Haven of Hope Paul Cecere embodied this title, because he knew that every child represents a very important future.

Now, you have the opportunity to be part of this vision. Your support will bring Paul’s dream to life, ensuring that these young people have the resources they need to succeed.

Join us in leaving a Legacy of Hope—an investment that will continue to transform lives for generations to come. Donate today and help make this dream a reality.