On March 9th, the spirit of love and joy filled Namitu Nakeri Children’s Home in Kajiado County as Sonnie in Action (SIA) carried out its latest outreach initiative. Our members enthusiastically engaged in a variety of activities, creating a day full of warmth, laughter, and meaningful connections. From cooking, playing with the children, singing and dancing, to mentorship sessions, every moment was designed to uplift and inspire. A special focus was placed on supporting young mothers, who received valuable guidance and assurance that a tailored program to empower them is in the works. The day was a testament to SIA’s commitment to making a lasting impact—not just for the children, but for the entire community. As we continue our mission, we look forward to expanding our reach and deepening our support for those who need it most.

This past weekend, we had the privilege of visiting Sewafu Children’s Home in Machakos County for Edition 62 of our community outreach. It was a day filled with joy, connection, and impact. We donated mattresses, sanitary towels, and essential food items to support the children’s daily needs. Beyond giving, we played games, danced, and shared laughter, creating moments of pure happiness. Cooking together and sharing meals brought a sense of family, while mentorship sessions provided guidance and encouragement for the children’s future. This experience reminded us of the power of kindness and community. Every small act makes a difference, and together, we continue to build a better tomorrow. Until the next edition—let’s keep spreading hope!

At Baba Ndogo Secondary School in Nairobi County, Edition 61 was more than just a visit—it was a mission to uplift and empower. We donated sanitary towels and food items, ensuring students had essential supplies for their well-being. But beyond that, we created a space for laughter, learning, and connection. We played games, danced, and shared meals, turning the day into a celebration of community. A key highlight was our mentorship session on sex education, where we engaged in open, honest conversations—equipping students with knowledge to make informed choices about their futures.

As we marked five years of impact and service, Edition 60 took us to God Our Father Children’s Home in Watamu, Kilifi County, for a memorable celebration. This was not just an anniversary—it was a moment to give, reflect, and appreciate the journey that has shaped Sonnie in Action. Our biggest highlight was the shoe donation, ensuring that the children had proper footwear for their daily lives. In addition, we continued our tradition of giving back through food donations, games, and mentorship sessions, creating a day filled with joy and connection. A special part of this edition was recognizing and celebrating our dedicated members—those who have gone above and beyond to make Sonnie in Action what it is today. Their commitment and passion fuel our mission, and we were honored to acknowledge their outstanding efforts.