By Purity Njoki Child in Family Focus Kenya (CFFK) participated in the Stakeholders Consultative Forum on the National Implementation Action Plan for the Family Promotion and Protection Policy, a three-day workshop held from 24th to 26th March 2026 at Strathmore University. Peter Muthui, our Director represented our organization by joining a diverse group of stakeholders […]
By Purity Njoki In every Kenyan community, there are individuals who stand at the frontline of child protection. Chiefs, assistant chiefs and local leaders including members of the National Government Administrative Officers (NGAO) are often the first to notice when a child is at risk. They see when a home environment becomes unsafe for a […]
By Purity Njoki, In every Kenyan community, there are individuals who stand at the frontline of child protection. Chiefs, assistant chiefs, and local leaders, including members of the National Government Administrative Officers (NGAO), are often the first to notice when a child is at risk. They see when a home environment becomes unsafe for a […]
By Purity Njoki Kenya’s child care system is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from institutional care to family and community-based care. This change, guided by the principles of the National Guidelines for Transitioning the Child Care System in Kenya, Best Interest of the Child (BIC) and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the […]
By Purity Njoki On 27th January 2026, Child in Family Focus Kenya (CFFK) in partnership with the Go Economic Empowerment Programme (GEEP) Kenya, carried out a field visit in Githunguri aimed at strengthening the economic stability of foster families. The initiative made possible courtesy of the Legacy 4Children (L4C) program focused on supporting caregivers with […]