About Us

Child poverty distorts children’s physical, cognitive and social development. Poverty can also set children on a lifelong trajectory of low education levels and reduced productivity, and undermine their physical and mental health. Children living in poverty are more likely to become impoverished adults and have poor children, thereby creating and sustaining intergenerational cycles of poverty. Over the past decade the number of orphans and vulnerable children living in Kenya has been escalating at an alarming rate. In 2004, the number of orphans was estimated to be 1.8 million; currently that numbers has grown to nearly 3.2 million. Over one million of those children lost their parents to HIV/AIDS related complications and Human beings thrive in social circles and their lives are a combination of various relationships. Relationships being from the family unit