The story of Blandina
Blandina is a resilient young woman who was received at our Rescue Center in 2015. She was abused by her stepbrother and then became pregnant.
Every child has the right to grow up in a loving and safe environment.
To us, that seems obvious, but for many children in Kenya, unfortunately, this is not the case. Kilifi province is home to 231,000 children. Nearly half of these children are at risk of (sexual) abuse, neglect and/or maltreatment. They desperately need our help.
Kenya Child Care ensures that these children grow up in a safe environment. We can’t do that alone. That’s where we need you support. With your support we provide safety, shelter, (psychological) care and guidance for these children. We shower them with lots of attention, compassion and love, and we help to give them a safe return to family. This way, we give every child a home. You can really make a difference in a child’s life. Watch the video.
Every child has the right to grow up in a loving and safe environment.
To us, that seems obvious, but for many children in Kenya, unfortunately, this is not the case.
We are working on that. The numbers below are an interim figure, we try to make a difference every day.
How high the need is and how important it is for us to be there is especially evident from the children’s own stories.
We would like to introduce some of the children to you.
Blandina is a resilient young woman who was received at our Rescue Center in 2015. She was abused by her stepbrother and then became pregnant.
During our trip to Kenya in November 2022, we met the heavily pregnant Agnes at our Rescue Centre. She was staying with us at the
In March 2023, we made a home visit to Anita with Betty, our social worker. Anita stayed with us at the Rescue Center last year
Our Wall of Love. Without donations, Kenya Child Care is not sustainable.
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