When Childcare Becomes the Difference Between Staying in School and Dropping Out
“The girls were not saying they had given up on school – they were saying they needed a way to keep going.”
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“The girls were not saying they had given up on school – they were saying they needed a way to keep going.”
“97% of mothers brought infants for first vaccinations, exceeding national immunisation coverage targets.”
“We have trained 200 CHPs, 100 in Makadara and 100 in Kamukunji, strengthening referrals from community to facility and facility back to community,” said Jane Ouko.
For CFK Africa, 2025 has been an extraordinary year of impact. We are pleased to present our interactive year in review.
“No mother should lose a child because of a lack of equipment.”
“I call them my miracles.”
“Seeing a life that once hung on by a thread, and which is now flourishing, reminded me of why I chose my career as a nurse serving Kibera.”

“Seeing the final report and knowing that the tools I designed helped gather real, actionable insights was a powerful reminder of why Monitoring & Evaluation matters.”
“I have become a big advocate for nutrition because I have lived through the transformation myself.”
“This experience has once again reminded me of the importance of cultural competence in public health initiatives and the value of shared experiences in fostering empathy and understanding.”