Because Every ONE Matters

Just One Africa cares for orphans and vulnerable children in Kenya by providing access to clean water and by partnering with local leaders to provide sustainable solutions which create hope through care, education, and community development.

Orphans and Vulnerable Children

We believe children should have hope for a better future

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Clean Water

We believe that clean water is a catalyst for change

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Valley Light Building Project

Each one of us holds a piece of the puzzle to creating a beautiful future for some precious children who have already overcome so much.

We invite you to put your piece of the puzzle into this picture and let’s build something beautiful together today!

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“The leadership team of Just One has an incredible passion to provide food, water and supplies to those in most need. This passion is contagious…”

Frank – a review on GreatNonProfits.org

Life of Just One

Every August, Just One Africa starts another year of involvement in local Forsyth County Schools. Amy Churchill began sharing these stories and programs with the students in local middle and high schools a little over 6 years ago. The presentations have grown into what is now referred to as “I Am One” clubs at many […]

December 1, 2019/0 Comments/by Clay Churchill

Sneak Peek at the End of the Year Campaign

Just One Africa, News, Sustainability, Vulnerable Children

Soon, you will get to hear about our end of the year campaign titled Jenga Pamoja. This Swahili phrase translates to “build together”. This campaign goes to benefit the Valley Light Children’s Home, which is located in Mai Mahiu, Kenya.

October 30, 2019/0 Comments/by Clay Churchill

World Changing Students at Central High

Education, News

Central Hight School - I Am One Club Fundraiser

Fundraising can often seem like a daunting task. Many people feel too overwhelmed to even begin thinking of how they can raise money for an organization, but that isn’t the case with the “I am One” club at Forsyth Central High School.

October 30, 2019/0 Comments/by Clay Churchill