Founder and Mother

Pastor Jane oversees Angelica’s Home, ensuring its smooth operation and acting as a guiding force for the children and staff. She works closely with authorities to reunite children with their families and advocates for vulnerable women and children. Her leadership remains the heart of the orphanage.

Administrator and Auntie

Maryanne manages the administrative tasks of Angelica’s Home, including maintaining records on each child, as well as being a mother to many of the children. She’d like to digitalise the orphanage’s systems to improve efficiency. Her role is central to the home’s organisation and the well-being of its residents.

Caregiver

Naomi provides day-to-day care for the children, creating a nurturing and supportive environment. She focuses on their physical and emotional well-being and also focuses on trying to gain access to healthcare and counselling. Her hands-on role is vital to on all our children’s development.

Ambassador

Ruth is an integral part of our outreach program, collaborating with local administration, churches, and women’s groups to raise awareness about our mission. She works tirelessly to organise fundraisers and collections for the home, helping to ensure the resources needed to support the children in our care.

Caregiver

Bevelyne plays an essential role in the daily lives of our children, offering care and guidance. She is dedicated to fostering their growth by supporting their education, emotional well-being, and overall development. Her commitment to creating a safe and loving environment helps ensure each child feels valued.

Helper

Albine, one of the children’s mothers. has been part of Angelica’s Home for four years after being welcomed in during a difficult time. She is passionate about the children’s happiness and enjoys preparing their favourite meals such as ugali.