• Any child aged six (6) weeks to eighteen (18) years who is born or resident in Kenya can be adopted.
• A couple between twenty-five (25) and sixty-five (65) years and have been married for at least three (3) years can adopt a child.
• A single female applicant can adopt a female child while a single male applicant can adopt a male child unless under special circumstances.
• There must be at least a twenty-one (21) year age difference between the adoptive parent and the adopted child.
• All adoptions must be facilitated by a registered adoption agency in Kenya in conjunction with the Department of Children Services.
• The High Court of Kenya has the sole mandate to grant adoption orders in Kenya.

For more details, contact our partner Adoption Agencies such as Little Angels Network, Buckner Kenya, or Ripples International.

We have seminars around Alternative Care for Children and you can check on our timetable of events to see where and when you can join us for the discussions or, simply contact the office.

Child labor, Violence, and Abductions are some of the nightmares children and parents go through. We conduct awareness campaigns through seminars to enable society to learn or be aware of the red flags to help them know when to stop a danger.

It is important to empower communities to look out for the safety and protection of children. We need a 'whole of society' approach, involving the Government, communities, parents and caregivers, teachers, and children themselves. No child should ever go through the traumatic experience of being a victim of violence and abuse.

The 2019 Violence Against Children Survey by UNICEF found that among those who participated in the survey, 46 percent of 18 to 24-year-old young women had faced at least one type of violence – physical, emotional, or sexual – during their childhood, as well as 56 percent of young men in the same age group.

The seminars on Violence against Children need participation or involvement by everyone within society. Donations towards these seminars are highly appreciated.

Education is a basic human right that works to raise men and women out of poverty, level inequalities, and ensure sustainable development. But worldwide 244 million children and youth are still out of school for social, economic, and cultural reasons. Education is one of the most powerful tools in lifting excluded children and adults out of poverty and is a stepping stone to other fundamental human rights. It is the most sustainable investment. The right to quality education is already firmly rooted in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and international legal instruments, the majority of which are the result of the work of UNESCO and the United Nations.

Join us in championing for child education by raising your voices whenever you find a child out of school during school days and also you can donate for their tuition fees and food programs.

Educate a child Program is where we connect willing individuals and corporates with the needy children to help take them through education. Education is the only key to bring back hope once lost in the lives of these children. It is also a fundamental right which they need to enjoy even through circumstances beyond their comprehension. One can choose to do a monthly contribution or, do a one year contribution towards this important life-changing experience with children.

To support the Educate a Child program, click here.