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This learning brief shares lessons learned from “A Strengthened Partnership for Nurturing Care project” implemented in Kenya and Zambia, with funding from Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, to address the needs of young children aged 5 years and below and their caregivers affected by HIV and AIDS.

This brief shares learning from ChildFund’s implementation of the project, “Assuring the Essentials of Optimal Development for Infants and Young Children Affected by HIV and AIDS in Kenya and Zambia."

This report presents a review of Kenya’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic focusing on the health, social and economic interventions. Additionally, the report highlights lessons learned and offers recommendations for strengthening future preparedness and resilience.

This snapshot summarizes the impact of the Mazingira Bora project in Nairobi’s Mukuru Urban Informal Settlements. The project delivered WASH interventions to improve the management of waste disposal, increase access to and use of safe water and improve hygiene practices in households and to decrease water borne diseases among children.

This pulse survey sought to understand children’s views on COVID-19, access to the justice system and recommendations. The survey was to hear from children and make critical advocacy recommendations.

This evaluation sought to establish children’s level of understanding of their rights to protection and how they utilize formal and community-based child protection structures to address cases of abuse, and establish existing linkages between formal and informal community-based child protection systems.

This report delves into the progress made in addressing violence against children (VAC). It examines legal frameworks, policies, and guidelines for VAC prevention and response and explores the strategies, coordination mechanisms, structures and processes established to strengthen prevention and response services.

These Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are designed to provide guidance to professionals who may encounter child online abuse in the course of their work, including law enforcement officers, child protection workers, health workers, social workers, prosecutors and other service providers.