FAQs

Our mission is to be a model caregiving facility that offers informative, educative, and preventive care for mental illness through a holistic approach of Prayer, Work, and Therapy. We aim to restore human dignity and provide a "culture of community" for those often rejected by society.

The organization was founded by Sr. Itaclaria Ndumi Thomas after 20 years of dedicated social work and missionary practice. She recognized that a structural lack of peace, love, and social support directly leads to severe depression and addiction, prompting her to respond to Pope Francis’s call to end the societal stigma surrounding mental health.

Yes. We are a fully registered Non-Profit Charitable Organization under official registration certificate number: DSD/17/86/02/23423.

We firmly believe an idle mind is highly vulnerable. Our rehabilitation residents engage daily in active, therapeutic, and productive trades across three clear avenues:

• Arts & Crafts: Rosary making, intricate beadwork, and custom artisanal soap making.
• Textiles: Precision machine sewing, authentic Kenyan basket weaving, embroidery, and hand-loom cloth weaving.
• Agriculture: Sustainable chicken and rabbit farming alongside holistic landscape gardening.

You can instantly support our mission and provide vital medical and food supplies through the following verified payment channels:

Yes! We proudly sell handcrafted baskets, woven carpets, premium rosaries, and organic farm produce (including fresh vegetables and meat) produced directly at the center. 100% of the proceeds are funneled directly back toward the residents' economic empowerment and the long-term self-sustainability of the center.

We are situated within the peaceful grounds of the St. Joseph Catholic Parish Mbuvo, located approximately 100 meters from Mbuvo Secondary School.