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KENYA CHILDREN CENTRES
OUR AIMS
We help the most vulnerable and poorest children in Kenya by providing a loving home, education and rehabilitation programmes.
We ensure that every penny raised from donations and sponsors is spent on care and development of children.
At Home and in the Community
GIVING HOPE TO SHATTERED LIVES
Our Projects
We are changing the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children in Kenya
- We feed, educate and care for destitute children in their families and their communities through our outreach programmes. We also rescue vulnerable children and give them love, shelter and safety at our residential homes.
- We believe children should not spend their childhood in isolation from society because of poverty, abuse or death of parents. Our aim is to enable every child to live in safety and with dignity within a loving family with the support of their community and our social workers.
- If any children need to spend a period in the safety of one of our residential homes, we plan to re-integrate them with their relatives as soon as circumstances have improved.
- We continue to support the children to ensure their safety and help them to reach their full potential and build a positive future, growing into happy, healthy and confident adults.
Ngoingwa Children’s Home
Our residential children’s home at Ngoingwa is 30 km north of Nairobi. It has accommodation for 60 girls in four family unit of 15 girls and their house mother.
Kerugoya Children’s Home
Our Kerugoya residential home is 130km north of Nairobi near Mount Kenya. It accommodates 60 boys and girls.
Day Centres
We have day centres in three slums at Madharau, Umoja and Kivulini. We provide day care, meals, health checks, clothing and nursery education for 200 children and old folk as well as support for their families.
Education Projects
Education is the route out of poverty for young people. We reach beyond our centres and give grants to deprived children in poor communities so they can attend school, vocational training or University.
