ChildFund’s outreach clinics in remote areas of Kajiado
ChildFund, through its local partner, Mount Kilimanjaro Child Development Programme (MKCDP), conducts...
Turkana farmers planting sweet potatoes to help fight malnutrition
How clean water transformed Dickson’s community
Dickson’s family are traditional Maasai herders living in Kajiado County. Finding water...
Community Borehole a lifesaver and Source of Peace for Marsabit
Imagine running around the football field in your local school. One lap...
Fetching Water needs not to be Life-Threatening
It is said that water is life, but what if accessing water...
Kenya’s Youth’s Fight for a Sustainable Future
Kenya, like many countries worldwide, is experiencing the severe impacts of climate...
ChildFund and Coca-Cola Foundation are partnering to protect the environment
With a rapidly growing population of 4.4 million, Kenya’s capital city of...
Rapid response brings relief to drought-affected communities in Marsabit
Bati (6, Talaso’s daughter) feeds some of her family’s sheep, weakened by...
World-renowned wrestler rebuilds school destroyed by flooding in Narok
World-renowned actor, children’s author, and former pro wrestler Mick Foley, popularly known...
School submerged by floods in Baringo gets Ksh30 million facelift
Salabani Primary, the school that was in 2020 swept by floods from...
A Strengthened Partnership for Nurturing Care
In partnership with the County Governments of Busia and Homa Bay, ChildFund,...
From Silence to Strength: Girls Speak Up Against Harmful Practices
In Tharaka-Nithi County, Kenya, girls face high rates of female genital mutilation...
Reformed Circumciser: “I could cut 50 to 60 girls every season”
Young girls subjected to the cruelty of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) have...
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Orange-fleshed sweet potato farming thriving in Samburu
