Welcome to KidsCare Kenya
KidsCare Kenya is a registered trust working in LungaLunga Sub-County, Kwale. Established in 2010, KidsCare Kenya has blossomed into a well-functioning and dedicated organization, committed to helping orphans and vulnerable children. Working in close cooperation with specialized partners, a dedicated team of employees with more than 300 active KidsCare volunteers and in line with the government policy, KidsCare Kenya strives to create a better future for children.
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Vision
A society where every child thrive.
Mission
Uniting people and stand strong with the expertise to help children discover, develop and use their talents, so to give them a better future.
Values
Teamwork, Respect for Humanity, Professionalism, Resilience.
Our Founder
“We have a dream and nobody can stop us” Ali S. Mwaziro, founder and former Director KidsCare 1st August 1966 – 09th August 2023
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Recent News!
“Inclusion for All: A Community’s Call to Action”
On the 12th of November, 2025, the Community Advisory Board Handed Over Review Report to Government, Urges Joint Action for Children with Disabilities
Graced by the Chief Officer Department of Social Services and Talent Management Kwale County, the Lungalunga Community Advisory Board (CAB) formally presented the Children with Disabilities (CWD) Programs Review Report to government representatives, calling for stronger collaboration and increased investment in inclusive child development.
The report, developed through a participatory process involving caregivers, community leaders, and local partners, reflects the voice of the community—highlighting both achievements and ongoing challenges faced by children with disabilities and their families in Lungalunga Sub-County.
Speaking during the handover event at KidsCare Centre, Mshiu, the CAB Chairperson emphasized that “Inclusion must move from words to action. This report carries the lived realities of our families and our hopes for a future where every child, regardless of ability, can access education, healthcare, and community life without discrimination.”
The review identifies key gaps in access to inclusive education, early intervention services, and social support systems, and offers clear recommendations for joint community–government–partner action. It calls for:
· Increased resourcing for inclusive education in local schools;
· Strengthened health and rehabilitation services at the community level;
· Continued capacity building of caregivers and local leaders to support inclusion; and
· Integration of disability inclusion in all local development plans.
Representing the voice of the people, the Community Advisory Board urged government ministries, county departments, and partners to take up the findings as a roadmap for inclusive development, ensuring that policies and resources reach children and families most in need.
“The community has spoken. This is not just a report—it is a call for partnership, accountability, and action,” added the CAB Chairperson.
The event, themed “Inclusion for All: A Community’s Call to Action,” was attended by government officials, representatives from KidsCare Kenya, local leaders, caregivers, and children with disabilities. Performances and storytelling by caregiver support groups added a human touch, illustrating the resilience and strength of families caring for children with disabilities.
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All children deserve a family
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the help of KidsCare, orphans and vulnerable children can grow up in their familiar environment
Regional Approach
KidsCare Kenya has adopted a ‘Regional Approach‘ in its strategies to be more connected with the community. All operations are organized through the main facility center in Mshiu, where the head office is located. The facility center provides information, counseling, therapy sessions, and trainings.
Each week the social workers meet at the start of the week to discuss the planning for the week and move to their individual outreach centers which have been generously donated by the local Chiefs.
Working in a ward structure, KidsCare Kenya has a total of 4 outreach centers covered in the 4 wards of Lunga Lunga sub county where social workers are able to conduct their work within the communities.
KidsCare Kenya welcomes you to its wonderful Facility centre in Mshiu. Where you can make use of our well equipped, comfortable conference halls and meeting rooms. Experience our enjoyable meals prepared by skilful personnel. Take a stroll through our peaceful compound, sleep in our quiet, hospitable guesthouse and be served by our dedicated team who will work tirelessly to make your experience a lasting and enjoyable encounter. While making use of our facilities you are contributing to our support programs to help children in need.
“We know that every life is precious, every life is priceless, and every life has something to offer. This is our unique perspective, our initiative, and we invite all to join us create a better and lasting future for the children of tomorrow.”
KidsCare believes that by working together we can achieve a higher result. Therefore, KidsCare Kenya wants to cooperate with all organizations who share the vision and mission of KidsCare, to give children their basic right.
KidsCare is globally embracing family based homecare programs through Family Power
Partners
