missing child

Missing Child Kenya Foundation is a not for profit community led initiative that uses technology and crowd sourcing for the search, trace and reunification of missing, displaced, lost & found children. We operate the only toll free help line in Kenya 0800 22 33 44 dedicated to respond to the emergency needs of missing, lost and found/displaced children but also provide links to support services at no cost.

MISSING CHILDREN

our non-profit community led initiative uses technology and crowd sourcing for the search tress and reunification of missing, lost anf found children. This is a free community service, no cost to the affected family.

CONDUCTING SAFEGUARDING AUDITS AND ASSESMENTS

We help determine how well your child safeguarding policy and procedures are understood and implemented by your staff, consultants, volunteers and partner organizations.

Development and Implementation of Safeguarding Policies and Procedures

We will help to create a plan for developing and implementing child safeguarding policies and procedures or to strengthen existing policies and procedures.

On Site and Virtual Training and Capacity Development.

We are great at both on Site and Virtual Training and Capacity Development in child safeguarding.

Thank you missing child kenya.. You are truly a blessing to this society.

Winnie O Makori

Am impressed on the efforts and updates. Good work

Jon Muthami

They are helping families....Kudos

Liz Mwaura

They have a wide reach and are a credible organization.

Job Mwangi

1052

Reunited with families

151

Children Committed to government homes

294

Still missing

Projects

Research with International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC).

In response to lack of legislation and information, ICMEC initiated a series of regional reports assessing the current mechanisms that exist for missing children around the world.

Technical Working Group on Missing and Found Children (TWG).

The Directorate of Children’s Services (DCS) coordinates and supervises services aimed at promoting and protecting the wellbeing of children and their families in Kenya.

International Missing Children’s Day (IMCD).

In the years 2019, 2021, 2022 and 2023, Missing Child Kenya has held commemorative events on May 25 honoring missing and abducted children while celebrating those who have been found and reunited with family.

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