Prudence Munyendo, a secondary English and French teacher and ACCES Scholarship Recipient from 2017 to 2019. She is pictured here at work with students.

As Koffi Annan once said, “Education is a human right with immense power to transform. On its foundation rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy and sustainable human development.” These have been the foundational principles of ACCES. ACCES serves a...

Long term support for ACCES is provided through donations to the ACCES Foundation. These funds are wisely invested, with interest used to support ACCES programs perpetually. A planned gift to ACCES lets you continue to support what you believe....

Ben is a second lastborn in a family of 7. He was born and raised in a humble background in Homa Bay County.  His father is a peasant farmer, and his mother a housewife. His immediate elder brother is...

My name is EDITH OLUMASAI, I was born and raised in a village called Bukura, Kakamega county in the Western part of Kenya. I am the third born of seven siblings. I spent part of my childhood in the...

Read Manoah’s powerful life story. He is an ACCES scholar, a husband and a father. He has faced and overcome many life challenges. He wrote this story for you and created a five minute video at the end as...

Jacob hails from the western region in Kenya. He was born into a very humble family, one which depended on hand to mouth each day for sustenance. His father passed on in 2003 and a year later, his mother...