Philip Murage

Every child dreams of a future full of possibilities, but for me, that dream almost slipped away.

Growing up in Ngong, Sundays were dedicated to faith and family. One Sunday, my pastor asked, “Who among you isn’t born again?” Despite my Christian upbringing, I realized I had never made a personal commitment. That day, I chose to give my life to Christ, embracing the promise of renewal (1 Peter 3:18).

At 17, my world changed after I lost my father, and my mother became our sole provider. She worked tirelessly, but affording school was a daily battle. Despite the challenges, I remained determined, earning a B- in my KCSE and securing admission to Kabarak University.

That’s when AMSHA stepped in.

This scholarship wasn’t just financial support—it was a turning point. It gave me the chance to complete my studies in telecommunications, develop my skills, and, most importantly, give back to my community.

Today, I’m not just a graduate—I’m a problem solver, a mentor, and a changemaker. Through information technology, I am helping bridge gaps, empower young people, and create opportunities for those who come after me. The investment made in my education is now rippling through my community, proving that when you lift one student, you uplift many.

To every AMSHA supporter—you didn’t just fund my education; you helped shape a future of impact.