A discontinued sponsorship leaves a young person at the edge of an adult world they were never prepared for. Your support is the bridge they cross: into education, healing, justice, and belonging.
Most programmes for care leavers are designed by people looking in. Ours was built by someone who lived it: Peter spent his childhood in a Nairobi children's home, then a decade working inside that same system.
We don't guess what a young person needs. We remember.
The result addresses the structural gap, not just the symptom: not a handout, but a path back to stability that lasts.
Read Peter's storyThat a young person will be helped. We keep that promise transparent, and we show exactly where support goes.
A clear child-protection policy and a confidential way to report any concern.
An honest breakdown of where every contribution goes, published and kept current.
Led by people who have walked this road, not looked in from outside.
We don't trade in pity. We show what becomes possible when someone refuses to give up on a young person.
I had packed my bag to leave the home with nowhere to go. Second Chances helped me re-enrol and find a room. I sit my final exams next year.
Something happened to me in care that I never said out loud. The legal team believed me. For the first time, it isn't only mine to carry.
Steady support is what lets us promise a young person we won't disappear. From KES 500 a month.
Become a monthly giverA one-time gift via M-Pesa, card, or bank transfer. Every amount moves someone closer to stable ground.
Make a one-time giftCorporates and foundations can fund a specific pillar: counselling, training, or legal aid.
Explore partnershipsOur legal status, governance, safeguarding policy, and annual reports are public. Transparency isn't a formality here; it's how we honour both the young people and the people who back them.
