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Revision as of 13:28, 18 May 2023
Organization | Child Rescue Kenya |
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Region | Kenya |
Website | Website |
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ProjectLeader | Su Corcoran |
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The effects of drought and related conflict over limited resources in Baringo County, Kenya, are being felt in Kitale. CRK are working with an increased number of children on the street. The new arrivals are coming in from neighbouring counties as the drought situation worsens. We aim to welcome these children through our Street Smart Centre, build trust and secure a safe place for them at Birunda Rescue Centre while we identify and work with their families and reintegrate them back home.
Challenge
The drought in East Africa, that is affecting areas of Kenya such as Baringo county and Turkana, have led to the displacement of young people who have travelled to Kitale to escape the hunger and related conflict over resources. Many arrive in Kitale to begin a life on the streets. They are vulnerable to the risks of being part of a street community, where the toughest only, survive. Drugs, poor diet and abuse are all risks of street life. CRK wishes to help them secure better futures.
Long-Term Impact
This appeal has been started to help CRK manage the increase in the numbers of children on the street in Kitale as a result of the drought. Increasing our capacity to provide for these children in the short term will prevent them from becoming entrenched in street life and assist them to reunite with their families. It will also provide assistance to their families.
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