Chariots for Hope

r with the AIC by providing operational leadership and financial support to the AIC network of children’s homes. Chariots assumed responsibility for its first two children’s homes in late 2009. Chariots added three homes in 2010 and two homes in both 2011 and 2012. It opened its tenth home in January of 2013. The ten Chariots homes include two baby homes and eight children’s homes, providing love and care for nearly 1,000 vulnerable and orphaned children. While the Chariots for Hope story began in 2009, the AIC children’s homes it oversees started operating in the 1970’s. Accordingly, when Chariots stood in the gap on behalf of these children’s homes in response to the crisis that threatened to close the entire network of homes, it enabled a rich history of caring for vulnerable and orphaned children at AIC children’s homes to continue. Many graduates of children’s homes that are today part of the AIC-Chariots for Hope network have become outstanding citizens in Kenya, including pastors and magistrates. Chariots for Hope continues to provides hope to vulnerable and orphaned children so that they develop into exemplary, impactful citizens and leaders.