Good news Sunday Play Kenya, The Kindness Project, have had an amazing week. It was our first week at the Child Protection Centre, where we have been welcomed and busy! The first week we opened our doors to work closely with The Children’s Departments. There is so much need, and so much hope
We are so very thankful for everyone who supports Play Kenya, The Kindness Project. We are small but strong and reaching parts of the community others turn their backs on. And we do it with your love. Thank you This week, we met up with 140 of the street community. We don’t insist
We are so proud at Play Kenya of the diverse and amazing skills in our team. Each person brings something unique and wonderful to our dream and vision. We ensure that the staff we employ have the qualification and experience to match the job they do. Is there a difference between being a
There are so many joys and stresses here in Kenya as you can imagine. It is lovely meeting up with like-minded friends, sharing a coffee and the view of how things are. Friends who share your passion, commitment and have honesty and integrity. Friends are essential in life, and no more so than
Let’s celebrate the first weekend that our boys are in their house, food in their bellies and padlocks on their doors. This time last week they survived in fear; seeing the police often ended in huge injuries and excruciating pain; their want to live was weighed heavily in fear and desperation. They were
Thank you to everyone who has messaged and asked about the charities that I founded, Play Kenya and Rafiki Mwema. I am no longer part of Rafiki Mwema. This has been an awful deeply damaging separation that will hurt me forever. If you follow Rafiki Mwema because you like what they do please
There is so much going on ‘behind the scenes’ that we cannot wait to share with you all. Things that continually blow our brains with the excitement and integrity of supporting families beyond our wildest dreams here in Kenya. In the meantime, I’d like to introduce you to some of the Mama’s and
What makes Play Kenya unique? Play Kenya is a UK registered charity that stands alongside the community in Kenya to make permanent difference for so many lives. We are interactive and open to supporting changing the way officials see trauma and help them look beyond behaviours. We have been active since 2007 and
My name is Pastor Michael Sasi, and I am very proud to be the Chair of this organisation here in Kenya. My journey through life has led me to develop the passion I have for helping and supporting needy children and young people to be the best they can be. I believe in
