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Despite being one of the most modern and stable countries in Africa, many children in Kenya are vulnerable to hunger, disease, lack of adequate medical care and education, and exploitation. Our projects rescue girls and boys one at a time and give them hope.

Zambia is one of the hungriest countries in the world, especially rural Zambia. Girls are particularly at risk of violence, sexual assault and early child marriage. Ravaged by HIV, poverty is especially bad in the Western Province where we work, as well as the slums of Lusaka.

Guatemala is home to over 17 million people with a vibrant mix of Spanish and Mayan culture. But a quarter of the country’s population live in extreme poverty, where sadly violence and sexual abuse against children is widespread. Our work is dedicated to caring for victims, pursuing justice, reforming the legal systems, raising awareness and advocating for change.

Still reeling from a terrible earthquake in 2010, infant mortality in Haiti is very high, with half of the children there not attending primary school and 65% of the population lives below the poverty line. Kids here are at high risk for forced labour, trafficking, and sexual violence.

In Peru, children are especially at risk of physical and sexual violence in certain hotspot regions, where there is little recourse to justice or specialised care, often exasperated by geographical isolation. Our work focuses on addressing this in three key regions.

One of the biggest concerns of refugee mothers is that their children get behind with their education. Our projects are designed to help them catch up and in some cases, start from scratch.