Kenya
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Over 53 million people live in Kenya. It is a poor country. One in five children lacks enough money for food, clothing and shelter.
Children from families living in poverty go to school less often. They are extra vulnerable to forced labour, forced marriage and abuse as well as sexual and other types of exploitation.
We ensure that children get an education so they can eventually find jobs to earn better incomes. We educate their parents and communities. Children have rights to protection, to an education and to build a better future.
To prevent children from being exploited, we help families find additional or new sources of income. Join our fight. Stop child exploitation.
Our programmes
Child trafficking in East Africa
In East Africa, child trafficking is practically the norm. Many parentless children roam the streets. Traffick…
Child abuse in East Africa
Young girls who must marry older men no longer go to school. Forced genital mutilation rituals, child abuse an…
Stand against female genital mutilation
Mutilating the genitals of young girls against their will and marrying them off is customary in northern Tanza…
Our partners in Kenya
Together with experienced partners we are working towards a world without child exploitation, where young people can feel safe today and better about tomorrow. Join our fight.
COVAW
Coalition on Violence Against Women (COVAW) exists to champion the rights of women and girls to be free from all forms of violations. We recognise that violence against women is a crime and a human rights violation. VAWG and related violations are both a cause and consequence of gender inequality and inequity that deny women and girls an opportunity to attain their full potential.
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ANPPCAN is a pan-African network that promotes child rights and child protection in Africa. Founded and based in Africa, our mission is to enhance, in partnership with others, the prevention and protection of children from all forms of maltreatment, thus, ensuring that the rights of children are realized.
Visit the website of ANPPCAN