Child Welfare Society of Kenya

20/12/2023

Lost and found: A happy family reunion

Philip Amimo Wado and his wife Mitchelle Yolance celebrate the return of their two sons December 15, 2023 marked one of the happiest moments for Philip Amimo Wado and his wife Mitchelle Yolance after they were reunited with their two children who had been missing for almost a year. The reunification...

20/12/2023

Staff members from the Child Welfare Society of Kenya (CWSK) offloading foodstuffs given to the family Philip Amimo Wado and his wife Michelle Yolance after they were reunited with their two sons on December 15, 2023.

The children got lost after they were separated with their mother early in 2023. They were rescued and taken to Mama Ngina Children’s Home after which the tracing of their family begun, culminating in the happy reunion.

Upon arrival in Jangwani village, they were received by Utalii Location Chief Christine Demba.

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Philip Amimo Wado (right) and his wife Michelle Yolance are on December 15, 2023 reunited with their two sons, Biden and Nicholas at the Starehe Sub-County offices of the Directorate of Children Services.

The reunion was done through Child Welfare Society of Kenya’s Family Tracing and Reunification Programme.

18/12/2023

Helping the vulnerable:

A CWSK truck which got stuck in the mud while on its way to Kiarkungu village in Galole Constituency, Tana River County on November 17, 2023.

Child Welfare Society of Kenya was delivering emergency response items to households affected by floods.

18/12/2023

The Child Welfare Society of Kenya (CWSK) team enters Boji Primary School distribution centre in Madogo, Bangale Sub-County on November 17, 2023 during the emergency intervention to help households displaced by floods following heavy rains caused by the El Nino weather phenomenon.

18/12/2023

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18/12/2023

Foodstuffs being offloaded from a Child Welfare Society of Kenya (CWSK) truck at Water Camp in Tana River County on November 18, 2023 for distribution to households displaced by floods.

The displaced households also received blankets and mattresses.

18/12/2023

Child Welfare Society of Kenya’s community intervention in Mutuini, Dagoretti in Nairobi County reached 6,000 vulnerable children in 1,500 families.

The intervention was conducted on December 15, 2023.

18/12/2023

On December 15, 2023, the Child Welfare Society of Kenya conducted a community intervention targeting children in needy families in Mutuini, Dagoretti in Nairobi county.

The intervention targeted 6,000 children in 1,500 households. The families received mattresses, blankets and foodstuffs.

18/12/2023

It was joy for the family of Philip Amimo Wado after being reunited with his two children who got separated with their mother early in 2023 and were later rescued and placed at Mama Ngina Children’s Home which is run by the Child Welfare Society of Kenya (CWSK).

Through the Child Welfare Society of Kenya’s Family Tracing and Reunification Programme, the boys were returned to their parents on December 14, 2023 and returned to their Jangwani village home in Kasarani, Nairobi.

14/12/2023

Following the release of the 2023 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) exam results, we the Child Welfare Society of Kenya are celebrating the 93 candidates in our Temporary Places of Safety (TPS) who sat the exam and performed quite well.

Our top candidate, Samuel Wangila, scored 394 marks out of 500, with 15 others scoring over 360 marks.