Programme Update
AIC Kanzinwa Partners with NGAO to Combat Drug Abuse & Child Neglect
A public baraza in a community hotspot identified approximately 70% of members involved in illicit brew. Trained child neglect champions led sessions to protect children and restore family stability.
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Child Protection Tip
Know the Signs: How to Recognise Child Neglect
Signs include consistent hunger, poor hygiene, untreated injuries, frequent absences from school, and a child left unsupervised for long periods. If you suspect neglect, report to your nearest area chief or child protection officer immediately.
Child Rights
Every Child Has the Right to Safety, Education & Love
Under the Kenya Children's Act 2001 and 2022, every child has the right to be protected from abuse, neglect, discrimination, and exploitation. AIC Kanzinwa CYDC actively trains communities on these rights and how to enforce them.
Community Action
Linda Mtoto Kanzinwa SHG: 20 Parents Protecting Children Every Day
Our Linda Mtoto SHG (Save the Child group) comprises 20 trained community parents who actively sensitise households on child protection. They are the frontline defence against abuse and neglect in Kanzinwa village.
Did You Know?
Drug Abuse is the Leading Risk Factor for Child Neglect in Mumoni Sub-county
Our community assessments show that substance abuse — particularly illicit brew — is the primary driver of child neglect in the project area. Our baraza programmes and caregiver training directly target this root cause.
Report Abuse
How to Report Child Abuse in Kenya
Contact your area chief, sub-chief, or village elder. You can also reach the Sub-County Children's Officer or call the national helpline. All reports are treated with confidentiality. AIC Kanzinwa's Child Protection Officer Joshua Mutisya uses the Resolver system to track and follow up every reported case.
Recent Recognition
1st Runners Up — Child Protection Category, CORA COSER 2026
AIC Kanzinwa CYDC was recognised as 1st Runners Up in the Child Protection Category during the CORA COSER Celebration at Elim Church in 2026 — affirming our deep commitment to child safeguarding in the community.
Positive Parenting
Positive Parenting: Building Safe Homes for Children
Our caregivers are trained in positive parenting skills — including discipline without violence, creating stimulating home environments, and effective communication with children. A safe home is the first line of child protection.
