Holistic Rehabilitation Pathway

Supports street children and formerly street-involved youth in enrolling in school or vocational training programs through sponsorships and targeted support, enabling access to education and alternative pathways to employment and independence.

Reintegrates street children into families and society through community-led initiatives that engage family members, religious groups, and local communities, with nationwide implementation.

Organizes free medical camps in slums and streets to deliver essential healthcare services to underserved street families, in collaboration with government and healthcare stakeholders.

Provides counseling and psychosocial support to street youth and families through volunteer counselors and structured programs, promoting emotional well-being and spiritual nourishment for trauma-affected individuals.

Organizes sports, music, art, and drama programs to provide street youth with positive social outlets, personal development opportunities, and platforms for recognition and self-expression.

Operates a rescue and rehabilitation program for street children, including those with drug addiction, by facilitating recovery in government and private rehabilitation centers. The program supports holistic healing through structured interventions aimed at rebuilding lives.

Empowers street youth and street mothers through small business startup support, financial literacy training, and skills development to promote sustainable income generation and economic independence.

Provides temporary housing, including shared shelters, and essential supplies for vulnerable groups such as mothers with infants and underage children, covering rent and encouraging community-based contributions.

Implements programs across Thika, Kiambu, Murang'a, and nearby counties focusing on legal support, HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, child adoptions, food aid, and community economic development in collaboration with service providers.

Conducts home visits and reintegration activities to support the return of rescued children to their families and provides ongoing follow-up with previously reintegrated beneficiaries.

Rescues children from the streets, provides detoxification, food, shelter, clothing, and medical care at a Temporary Rescue Centre in Karibaribi, Ngoigwa, Thika, Kiambu County, and supports their psychological and spiritual well-being through counseling.

Conducts daily outreach programs and street walks to identify and engage street children, offering life skills, art, sports, and referrals to rescue services for newly found or abused children.

Provides sanitary towels and diapers to girls and mothers living on the streets and runs educational programs on family planning for teen mothers.

Empowers women through table banking initiatives that promote savings and financial resilience.

Conducts training retreats and skill-building programs for local teams, such as the Naivasha team, to strengthen their capacity and commitment to serving vulnerable children and families.

Implements community-based initiatives such as community libraries, sports outreach, IT teaching, child protection training, family mediation, collaborative case management, and reintegration support to strengthen child welfare systems.

Provides education sponsorship for vulnerable children at secondary and tertiary levels, including covering school fees, supplying educational materials, and offering mentorship.

Operates six converted shipping container projects—four in government-run rehabilitation shelters and two in community locations—that provide library access, IT teaching, and psychosocial support to vulnerable children.