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LIFT THE CHILDREN’S JOURNEY 2023: INCHCAPE KENYA’S COLLABORATION WITH LIFT THE CHILDREN

We are thrilled to share the heartwarming story of Inchcape Kenya's recent corporate social responsibility initiative, which left an indelible impact on Meta Meta Children’s Home and eight other homes supported by Lift the Children (LTC). On December 9th, 2023, Inchcape Kenya generously donated 16 computers, marking a significant step toward enhancing the lives of [ . . . ]

National Child Welfare Programmes and Transitioning Child Care System Guidelines in Kenya

In honor of World Children's Day, which took place last Monday, November 20th 2023, the Child Welfare Program Guidelines 2023 and the National Transition Guidelines for Transitioning Child Care 2023 were officially launched by the Cabinet Secretary, Florence Bore, the Minister of Social Protection. This special event marked a significant step forward in prioritizing the [ . . . ]

HAPPY CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK

At Lift the Children, we're not only celebrating our exceptional team but also extending our gratitude to all the incredible individuals and children's homes who have been steadfast in caring for and supporting vulnerable children. Your dedication to the well-being of these young lives is nothing short of inspiring. From providing a safe haven to [ . . . ]

What impact might donors’ assistance have on orphanages? How can donors help?

A successful donor relationship has been established between Place of Grace Children's Home and its donors, Martin and Kim Bassett In 2018, Lift the Children (LTC) started offering assistance to Place of Grace (POG), a shelter for children who do not have parental care and are exposed to risk. POG's founder passed away and [ . . . ]

Parenting

What is parenting? Parenting is the process of rearing children from conception till they become adults. It Involves providing for and promoting the child’s physiological, emotional, social and intellectual needs till they are fully grown. Parenting is not limited to biological parents but extends to other caregivers who play a role in the growth and [ . . . ]

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