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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ULXrKXwnlM For families of missing children, hope can sometimes feel impossible. Yet at Lift the Children, we have witnessed firsthand that even after years of separation, reunification is possible. Recently, through the dedication of Lift the Children's social work team and our partner care institutions, two children who had been separated from their families [ . . . ]

A child goes missing. A mother cannot sleep. A father searches endlessly. Siblings stare at an empty bed, hoping for a miracle. For thousands of Kenyan families, this is not a distant story—it is their daily reality. Recent data released by the State Department for Children Services paints a deeply troubling picture. Between January 2025 [ . . . ]

Equipping Young People from Children's Homes with Digital Skills At Lift the Children, our mission goes beyond supporting children in care. We are committed to ensuring that young people grow up with the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to build independent and meaningful lives. For over 16 years, Lift the Children has supported children [ . . . ]

As 2025 comes to a close, Lift the Children celebrates a powerful year of emotional healing, resilience, and renewed hope among children living in Charitable Children’s Institutions (CCIs). Through our counseling program, caregiver strengthening initiatives, and deeper collaboration with families, we have witnessed meaningful transformation in the lives of the children we serve. A Year [ . . . ]

At Lift the Children (LTC), World Children’s Day isn’t just a date on the calendar — it’s a moment to renew our commitment to every child in our care. This year’s theme, “My Day, My Rights,” resonates deeply with our mission: ensuring that children’s voices are heard, their rights upheld, and their futures bright. Listening [ . . . ]

At Lift the Children, we believe that creating a lasting impact requires a 360-degree approach. It’s not enough to focus solely on the child; we must also fortify the entire system that supports them. This philosophy was brought to life in our recent training for directors, managers, and social workers from our partner Children's Charitable [ . . . ]

A Model of Family-Based Care and Community Transformation Last Friday was a remarkable day of learning, reflection, and inspiration. Over 60 representatives from children’s homes supported by Lift the Children, together with seven homes from Thika East Constituency, gathered for a benchmarking training and visit at Watoto Wenye Nguvu – Kusitawi Village, located in Maguguni, [ . . . ]

This September marks a new beginning for seven young adults from homes supported by Lift the Children. With hope in their hearts and determination in their steps, they have joined the Grow Biointensive Agriculture Centre of Kenya (G-BIACK) for an 18-month training programme that promises to transform their futures. A Step Toward Independence For years, [ . . . ]

Every quarter, Diana MG Achieng, a dedicated volunteer with Lift the Children, leads mentorship programs in two children’s homes. Her mentorship is rooted in spiritual values—with a foundation in Biblical principles—yet it remains inclusive, welcoming children from all faith backgrounds. The heart of her mission is to instill values that cut across denominations, building character, [ . . . ]

Our commitment to mentorship goes beyond technical skills—we believe in nurturing the whole person. This month, we resumed our structured mentorship sessions  at G-BIACK (Grow Biointensive Agriculture Centre of Kenya)with the guidance of Betty, our lead mentor, who also introduced a valuable addition to the mentorship team: Nickson Mugambi. Nickson is a psychologist by profession [ . . . ]