As we approach International Missing Children’s Day on May 25, the message is clear: Let’s not just remember the missing—let’s bring them home. This day honors missing children across the world, celebrates successful reunifications, and strengthens global resolve to protect children from going missing in the first place. Online Safety and the Silent Threat In [ . . . ]
Every May, the world joins together to raise awareness about the tragedy of missing children—and to recommit ourselves to preventing child disappearances and acting swiftly when they occur. In Kenya, this growing crisis affects thousands of families each year. But behind every missing child is not just a headline, but a child in danger—and a [ . . . ]
At Lift the Children, we believe in empowering those at the heart of child care — the social workers. In our continued efforts to build strong systems that protect and uplift vulnerable children, we recently hosted an engaging and impactful training session for social workers serving in our supported children’s homes. Held in a warm, [ . . . ]
 At Lift the Children, we believe in sustainable solutions that empower homes to thrive long after we leave. This April, we took a practical step in that direction by organizing a dynamic hands-on training session in organic animal husbandry at CSHEP Ndeiya, an established organic agriculture and livestock demonstration center located in Limuru. The [ . . . ]
At Lift the Children (LTC), we believe in empowering young lives through education, mentorship, and opportunity. Every child’s story is unique, and some journeys are more extraordinary than others. Today, we shine a light on Mary, a young woman whose resilience, courage, and determination have paved the way for a brighter future. A Journey of [ . . . ]
At Lift the Children (LTC), we believe that mentorship is a powerful tool for transformation, especially for young people preparing to navigate adulthood. Recently, in partnership with GBIAK, we conducted a youth mentorship session for 30 trainees, focusing on essential life skills, personal development, and goal setting. Identifying Key Challenges The mentorship session began with [ . . . ]
Lift the Children hosted an impactful meeting with 40 social workers from the children’s centers we support. This session provided a platform for social workers to discuss key challenges in case management and explore practical solutions. The discussions were guided by principles from Gatekeeping and Preparing Children for Reintegration, ensuring that every child’s best interests [ . . . ]
At Lift the Children, we believe in empowering young adults with the skills they need to build independent, successful futures. On January 20th, we proudly sent off 12 bright young individuals—two from Uganda and ten from Kenya—to the Grow Biointensive Agriculture Center of Kenya (G-BIACK) for an intensive 18-month vocational training program. What Will They [ . . . ]
As part of our commitment to care reform, Lift the Children continues to champion family and community-based care for children. This year, we expanded our Positive Parenting Program to a second home—Toto’s Angels. An Interactive Parent Meeting on Care Reform Lift the Children participated in a parent engagement session at Toto’s Angels, where discussions centered [ . . . ]
At the start of the year, Lift the Children hosted a Directors and Founders Meeting at Utugi Angels Community Centre, Ndeiya Subcounty, focusing on strategic project planning for children’s home leadership. Why is Strategic Planning Important? For children's homes to remain sustainable and effective, strong leadership and strategic planning are essential. This session aimed to [ . . . ]
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