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Child poverty remains a pervasive and distressing issue in Kenya, casting a shadow over the nation’s aspirations for a prosperous future. Despite significant economic progress, an alarming number of Kenyan children continue to live in poverty, grappling with the harsh realities of deprivation. This blog explores the multifaceted dimensions of child poverty in Kenya, underpinned […]

Graduation from PP2 to 1st Grade At St. Mary’s Academy, graduation represents a pivotal moment in a child’s educational journey, particularly the transition from Pre-Primary 2 (PP2) to 1st grade. This occasion is celebrated with great enthusiasm and includes vibrant ceremonies filled with joy and pride. Thoughtful gifts have been arranged for the graduating class,

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Every year, countless children in Kenya are forced to survive on the streets, facing hunger, violence, and exploitation. Abandoned due to extreme poverty or familial neglect, these children live in dangerous environments where survival is a daily struggle. This blog explores the challenges faced by street children in Kenya and the urgent need for intervention.

The sight of children living on the streets of Kenya is a heartbreaking reality. Many of these street children have been abandoned or neglected, facing daily hardships that severely impact their physical and mental well-being. This blog highlights the struggles of street children in Kenya and the urgent need for intervention. The Struggles of Street

The slums of Kenya are a harsh reality, where poverty, lack of resources, and social inequality are a daily struggle for many families. Amidst this backdrop, single parents are often left to navigate the challenges of raising their children on their own, without the support of a partner or extended family. This blog aims to