Small, steady progress — shared honestly as it happens. Programme news, stories from the work, and accountability reports.
In May, we quietly opened our doors to the first six young people enrolled in the programme — each arriving through a different door, each carrying something the system had never helped them set down.
Peter Kamau Muthui
Read the full updateSafeguarding is not a policy document. It is a daily practice. Here is how we think about it, what we have built, and why it matters as much as anything else we do.
ReadThree Nairobi-based advocates have committed their time to the programme — standing with survivors who are seeking justice and helping young people recover the documents that the system lost.
ReadIn 2024, Second Chances walked alongside 47 young people navigating life after care across three counties in Kenya. Here is a full account of what we did, what we learned, and where we go next.
ReadRefuse to give up on a young person. Watch a life turn, quietly, completely.
