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CONNECTING STREET FAMILY TO MULTI-SOCIAL WEB SOLIDARITY

2018

ZERO STREET-CHILD FOUNDATION PROFILE

Feeding Program

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

To Live In A World That Is Social, Peaceful and

Sustainable Solidarity Is To Share A wish of A

Billion All Over The World. They Want To Look

Forward To The Future With Confidence. Despite

Various Retrogressive Obstacles and Constrains, A

Yawning Gap Needs To Be Filled Between Where

We Are And Where We Want To Be.

Our Child, Our Economy, Our Future

ZERO STREET-CHILD FOUNDATION DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES

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We Live to the Promise, Join and Get Involved in Zero Street-Child Programs

FORWARD

BY PETER NDIBOE

Executive Director, Founder

With God Grace, Its profound time that I would really love more

people to simply know how serious it is to be in a complete

family social inclusive, WHY, It is unreachable sadness after being

in the street for thirteen years without one to lean on, After A

decade being in the street with all abuse done by street family I

would say I was lucky to be a complete reformed Street boy

with well-focused future, Audaciously I would say I have the right

toolkit in my heart for Street Child transformation leadership that

will leave a Landmark Legacy , and now it’s Big-Time for me to

Give back to the Street-Child Family and Holistic community, My

pledge is to all society to accept us and inclusively work with us to

develop and reverse the lost hope in our Street Families. After 6

years Volunteer ship I got the pillars for Trust Foundation

establishment, which am concerned with Street Families

Empowerment, skills development ,volunteer ship, Education for

the Street-Child Character Competence Initiative, Healthy, Family

reunion, Mentorship programs, Tapping Un Tapped Talent

development (Arts/Culture), Feeding program, Shelter and all that

cut across the Street Families. Because this is what leadership

means! I think ZSCF is the only opportunity that would be able to

build a Sustainable world on the bedrock of Street-child who will

impress various sectors of development and become a great human resource of this Nation and world.

ZSCF will be the most diverse Social Education and Experiential Learning institution in Kenya and the rest of the world.

(ZSCF) is committed to designing the Grass-Roots connections to development and necessary to support its position as a

Learning and Social Development Street-Child Hub of Kenya and beyond. While the Crucial (ZSCF) 2018-22 programs focus

on the Street-Child Institutional Establishment Home and its surrounding neighborhood, ZSCF aspires to broader regional

implications. (ZSCF) is the centered in metropolitan vicinity that encompasses all Sub-Counties of Nairobi and more

National outlook with the view of connecting to all Kenya Counties. The 2018-22 ZSCF seeks to address the ZSCF Financial

Monetary Assistance (FMA) to the Establishment and Construction of the (ZSCF) Institution Home in the Next 5 Years; this

will be through (Government, Loans, Well-Wishers and Grants Donations) to make this project successful.

It is with great pleasure that we offer your organization a valuable and respectable opportunity to support our Street-Child projects through funding and also becoming Our New-Life Changing partner in our programs.

Yours sincerely,

Reformed Street Youth


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JOYCE WACHIRA

Social-Sustainable-Community Development Strategist (SSCDS)

Service to humanity has been part of my life

and has played a significant part both at a

personal and professional level. Growing up in

a Christian family and my father being a

reverend he taught us to help people in need

always because service to man is service to

God. In my teen i would volunteer in taking

care of neglected old people in the community

and also in my high school and college i was a

member of Red Cross club. After college i

volunteered in various NGO as a social worker,

my reasoning behind deciding to work in the

streets is innate desire to see others succeed

in fulfilling their potential. Although it feels

somewhat of a cliché, my passion and desire

for the field of social work originates from a

genuine wish to make a positive difference in

people’s lives.

As i became an adult i learnt that Social work

is more than just home visits but an

opportunity to touch lives no matter where

they are and relate to their trials and triumphs.

I am a non- judgemental person and have

realised that different people face different

problems and in the streets counselling,

mentoring and spiritual growth are key value

to impact the families. Through my role as a

social worker I have thrived on the many

challenges presented and derived immense

satisfaction through enabling others. In the

middle of difficulty lie opportunities, reason

for the quote is empowerment of people living

in the streets. This is by supporting them start

small businesses which helps them earn a

decent living and move out of the streets.

Being an Alternative Thinker and

Natural Social Strategist, I do

believe with our Almighty Maker

that With His Promise, Tremendous

Street-Child Revolution will Mark

the 21st Century Revolution

Landmark that will exemplify the

world Ignorance to the Street-Child

Globally.


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ROBERT WAMBUGU

Certified Broadcast Journalist/IT Specialist

My struggles in life made me develop a passion to be a voice for the voiceless! I believe that one does not

need to have it all to impact the lives of street and vulnerable children. To me the best way to practice

journalism, music producer, Documentary and Free-lance to the voiceless and underprivileged Street-

child in the community ,basically my boldness is to address the problem from the core problem and set

public platform for the Street-Child Voice to be heard

loud and clear. I am proud to be part of the ZSCF

team in fighting the cause of street-Child and

vulnerable children through advocacy and

fundraising to support their social and educational

needs.

Photography and films can never face a technical

glitch because it is blessed with superpowers of an

inspired natural call. A wanderer by heart, Robert

Wambugu found his passion in film production

after spending couple of years in the software and

Music Production Industry business. My level of

experience varies from handling music video, ad

films to feature films. Post a brief stint with ad

agency Contract Advertising and I decided to take

the plunge. Some of the brands he’s worked with

are True D, Olay, Green City and Currently with

Sage-Wood Film Production industry.

As one of the world's most groundbreaking and

talented documentary filmmakers, there's a good

chance you have already seen True D work. If you

haven't, a good place to start our Production

Studio is yearning for Award-winning doc that

takes a look at livelihood and fascinating lives of

the often-overlooked backup by upper community.

My documentary on Gospel Music: Sage Wood

will be premiering soon. I'm particularly looking forward to new Untapped upcoming Music Talents,

documentaries, Acting to prod and develop more talents

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I believe that my strong motivation towards achieving my goals to reach the

needy is combined with practical experience and a passion to protect, invest and

empower others. Having been brought up in a Christian family and reaching out to

the needy is my duty and my experience has shaped me into a caring, generous,

patient and empathetic individual who would often see the well-being of others

who are deprived in one aspect of their lives or another as my responsibility.

I am an accountant by profession and have worked for different organizations

whereby i happened to work for an NGO and partly did social work. My reasons

for wanting to become a social worker are quite varied, the main one being to

assist people in realising their potential and helping them reach their goals, and at

this stage of my life I believe the experiences I have gained are extremely

transferable in terms of working with the street people; mostly drawn from my

profession as an accountant. This has installed in me a level of professional

commitment, dedication and empathy by using my skills to help the street persons start small business and be accountable and better their lives.


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ABSTRACT

Many Community mark transition from illiteracy and poverty to sustainable equitable Socio-Economic and competitive holistic development with elaborate of Socio- economic cultural rites of passages. For some of these communities, these rites involve educational and Social development, Healthcare, religious nourishment, community social mentorship aggressive income generating or Socio-Economic Enterprises that will drive communities through positive phases of life) and realize modern life stages through Reverse Engineering institutional ladders. There is now a worldwide outcry of Sustainable economic transition to local competitiveness, the loudest being Socio-Economic Development Healthcare, abuse and education which is the key to all sectors of human development.

ZERO STREET-CHILD Foundation Profile attempts to show:

a) Alternative Social development basic education to the Street-child passing out from childhood level to maturity. These composite addresses the social cries on holistic social inclusion to the child’s rights. This program is set to perform childhood orientation for self-understanding and extracting themselves from culture of silence and collective community support

b) It outlines more social development through communal driven development CDD policies and cultures that stipulates positive individual and community social inclusion development. ZSCF realizes why most communities are stuck in poverty and social development.

c) How the controversy could be resolved by identifying the educational role that plays transformational rites of passage to the, Child and Youth in the community.

d) The danger in the young people joining illicit sects within the country side which has become a social- economic disaster in the country. The inability of the young people to provide labor both in the urban and rural areas Street Life, duet to drug and substance abuse is a major concern to the government and the security agencies which requires to be addressed through this kind of initiative which ZSCF has undertaken to execute these ultra-modern strategy to the Street-Child Families communities in Nairobi


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Street-Child Home Policies and Procedures Should Support the General Intent

Behind the Value Based Home Institutional Social Development Programs of the

Zero Street-Child Foundation committed Programs.

The intent of this standard is to convey the critical need to ensure that Street-Child Institutional

Development will provide to all Street-Child persons within the Institutional Home facility that offers

equal basic and social livelihood services in a safe and socially- inclusive environment. Also this understood

in this standard expectation of the facility will be operated under legal requirement by County

Government of Nairobi .ZSCF will actively engage in efforts to revolutionize the high rate of Street-

Child Increase in urban set-ups and improve human Social-Seclusion in holistic human development. The

facility operation certified and monitored by all legal Government bodies. The Government goal of these

efforts is to uniquely provide value Based Street-Care and policy Services to the status of rare events

that will attract all Street-Child from all parts of the country and to reduce the behavioral negligence

and downplayed syndrome on Street-Child that have prompted social solidarity transformation, and,

wherever possible, to entirely eliminate the use of restraint, ethnical, racism and faith based approach.

It is the experience of the Zero Street-Child Foundation) Administrative unit to be conversant and

responsible of behavior handling of Social-seclusion and restraint for purposes of managing

transformational change that would significantly be reduced through the creation and maintenance of

social environment which promote hope, value, recovery, rehabilitation and the empowerment of Street

Child, and identify implementation strategies to advance positive behavior management and restraint

reduction efforts, incorporate strategies in hiring or workforce development practices to advance these efforts,

and emphasize the Character Competence education Initiatives and sensitization of staff regarding the risk

and safe use of nurturing ethics for valued service delivery. It is therefore Zero Street-Child Foundation

expectation of the Home Institution facility will develop, and actively implement, policies and procedures

that encourage profound credible outcome

Our Child, Our Economy Our Future, Take Heart and Get Involved in the Street-child Making

ZERO STREET CHILDREN FOUNDATION

OVERVIEW OF ZERO STREET-CHILD FOUNDATION


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Zero Street-Child Foundation (ZSCF) We are a Charitable Trust Organization Registered in Kenya in the year

2017 specializing in meeting day to day basic needs and social necessities for Street Children and Street Families or

any Street Child across the country especially in Kenya. Our main focus areas are identification of the children who

are in need of food, shelter, education, Healthcare, Family re-integration of street children back to their families,

Socio Entrepreneurship Empowerment (SEE), Character Competence Rehabilitation (CCR),Recreational activities

development through Arts/Culture that nurtures the untapped Talent and ensuring that they are given utmost

attention care and Considerable diligence that there is no, Drug Abuse, wastage or pilferage in any manner during the

process of dispensation.

Children being the future of this country, we as citizens of this country need to be sensitive to the orphan and Street-

child or underprivileged children who cannot afford education or who are dire need of support in terms of healthcare

issues, Shelter, Food or day to day sustainability. There is nothing more satisfying than to see a Street-Child Satisfied

Smile especially if you know that you are instrumental in the same. We from ZERO STREET CHILDREN

foundation would like to bring a smile across thousands of underprivileged children across the country.

Zero Street Children Foundation promotes a general collective community Street-Child Sustainable Development

Alternatives SCSDA and innovative based solutions, community services and sustainable Community Driven

Development CDD programs that are geared in alleviating poverty, ignorance, idleness, moral degradation, and

public HealthCare Hazards through holistic Street-Child Social Welfare, empowerment, Education, social

recreations, environmental sustainability, General Infrastructure development, Agriculture and Socio-

Entrepreneurship (SMEs) and Learning opportunities through community projects that promote social change, ,

Sustainable and Holistic community development programs. We bring together communities and all partners of

diverse, Faith, Ethnicities, Generations, and Cultures to address urgent community social needs. ZSCF constitutes a

consolidation of committed Reformed Youth, Volunteers, and Professionals and as Community Service Builders

Sharing Common Goal, Principles, and Values rooted in promoting partnerships, vibrant families and a culture of

social fabric accomplishment and Sustainable Economic Development (SED).

ZSCF is often viewed as a simple and desirable objective, the achievement of which is irreconcilably multifaceted,

even bordering on the unbearable Street Family Livelihood. ZSCF Chooses instead to view community Street-Family

development as important component in the society, which must be pursued as a community resource. ZSCF Has

sought to foster Community development through Self-Driven Support SDS via the creation and implementation of

a series of innovative programs in Urban/Rural areas of in Nairobi County and beyond.

The burden of the vision was to enhance more knowledge to the community upon realization that kindness ZSCF

from anywhere one believes it comes without special consideration. It is undeserved sector. This gave the founders of

ZSCF the burden, first, through Street Children/youth policy on development mission programme in the National

ideal goals of Vision 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals SDGs to champion the program.


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ZERO STREET-CHILD FOUNDATION PROPOSED INSTITUTIONAL INFRASTRUCTURAL

HOME CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT

ZERO STREET-CHILD VISION FOR INSTITUTIONAL HOME DEVELOPMENT

JOIN US FOR FUTURISTIC STREET-CHILD SUSTAIBLE DEVELOPMENT SOLUTION

Vision Zero Street-Child Foundation;

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Mission

The primary mission of the ZSCF is the preservation, advancement,

and dissemination of knowledge to Street-child social development.

The foundation preserves the focus on Street-Child social development

through practical experiential learning programs, its projects, and social

recreational inclusive activities. It advances new initiatives through

many forms of research, inquiry, and discussion, and disseminative

knowledge through the laid objectives, exchanges, creative practice

within Sustainable Development Goals SDGs geared towards Kenyan

Vision 2030. As one of Our nation's outstanding community Social

development. The foundation is committed in upholding Street-Child

objective and imaginative inquiry, and for the original Street-Child

social inclusion and ensures the practical outcome that will prod to

holistic transformational livelihood development.


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Focus Area I: Enhancing the Value of Zero Street-Child

Foundation

STRATEGIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

1) Educational Programs

2) Integrations and Family Re-union

3) Healthcare programs

4) Socio-Entrepreneurship

5) Recreational Activities Programs (Arts & Culture)

6) Institutional & Infrastructural Development

Programs

7) Social Welfare Programs

OUR CORE VALUES

Zero Street-Child Foundation values will proffer an academic environment that facilitates inspired intellectual growth through open and honest expression. The Foundation will be committed to excellence at all levels of the educational and creative experience, to success for all Street-Child Family development and the capacity to make cogent and discerning judgments with respect for differences and diversity in Street-Child alternative development ideas. We pledge to adhere to five guiding values: Integrity, Justice, Respect, Love, Competence and Utility.

Integrity: We will promote honesty, academic, rights, policies and responsibility in the creative expression and clear communication of truth, knowledge, social and moral development without hypocrisy.

Justice: We will provide equivalent access, equal rights and equal justice to all, and promote mutual regard for the rights and liberties of diverse persons and their ideas, backgrounds, and approaches to the pursuit of knowledge

Respect: We will advance mutual community service and social responsibility that supports and promotes learning, research, service-learning, culture, and quality of life on- Street-Child.

Competence: We will seek and promote innovation in the search for new knowledge and in the development of curricular programs and disseminate and apply new knowledge in research, teaching, and service activities among on- and off-Street-Child Home constituents.

Utility: We will provide, through social collaboration, government and partners attention that fosters street-Child development as life-long of children, critical, alternative thinkers, and engaged citizens who are knowledgeable in their fields

Our Scope

ZSCF, as a Leadership/Governance and A Community Social Development of

the Street-Child Institution Home establishment, it offers a number of challenging Social and in- demand

programs, many of which are uniquely linked to the rich and vibrant of Under-Utilized human Resources of the Street-

Child Family. ZSCF will offer, Community Development of Untapped Talent Development, Recreations Social Development, Education and Tertiary

Technical Training, including Socio-Enterprises Business, SMEs (Character Competence Education-CCE), ICT,

and Civil Human Development,

liberal arts, and sciences, as well as

interdisciplinary studies


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PECIFIC OBJECTIVE The specific objective is to strengthen attract Street Children of Kenya to realize the importance of

Street-Child all-inclusive in Social Development Project through collective sound mind related

activities to augment large numbers of Street-Child livelihood and improve spirited Street-Child

Social inclusion to sustainably engage in Shelter, Education, HealthCare and livelihood development in

the Rural/Urban regions. Zero Street Children Foundation pursues more partners through institutionalizing Child

policy; legal and technical instruments strengthen community Street-Child Family holistic livelihood that will spearhead

community street-family to all populace

OUR GOAL

To Support and coordinate Street-Child Class academic efforts to better understand the observable fact of Peace,

Governance/Leadership and social Development, including assessing the substance to the Kenyan urban development as

a whole. This includes examining the dynamics of development transformation change

Our purpose is to outline the linkages between community, street child, stakeholders, corporate donors and government

to achieve the Sustainable Zero Street Child in Kenya as key milestone to sustainable development Goals SDGs and

Vision 2030.

Our motto- Our Street-Child, Our Concern, Our Initiatives

Non-Formal Basic Education in the Kenyan Despite efforts of the government to provide free education to all Kenyan children, there are pockets of disadvantaged boys and girls who are unable to exercise their right to free education in a formal setting for various reasons.

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ERO STREET-CHILD FOUNDATION TEAM ZSCFT (VOLUNTEERS)

ZSCF focus:

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Street-based Programs. Street-based programs are focused on children who are abandoned or have

irregular contacts with their families. Agencies implementing this approach reach out to children right on

the street where they live and work. This strategy recognizes the child's need for survival, protection, and

income, but ultimately, it aims to motivate and assist the child to go back to his family or to enter a

temporary shelter.

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Goal 1: Increase Street-Child Quality EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS in Kenya

that will improve their Character Development and Holistic Social life Approach.

OBECTIVE 1:1 To improve Education for Street-Child through Establishment of Early Child Development (ECD), Upper

Primary School and Secondary School.

OBJECTIVE 1:2 Adult Education for the Street-Families that lacked Education.

OBJECTIVE1:3 Character Competence Education Initiative to improve Social Cultural Development of the Street-Child

through Alternative Thinking Competence.

OBJECTIVE1:4 To improve Tertiary Education through Technical Skills Development, Welding, Carpentry, Driving,

Hairdressing, Curios, Mechanics, and Artisan etc.

OBJECTIVE1:5 Capacity Building through Drug Abuse Management Training, Counseling, Mentorship Training,

Inspirational Talks, Talent Development Skills Training.

(Zero Street-Child Foundation Educational Program Achievement)

Zero Street-Child Foundation Child support program, From left Lucy Wanjiru was taken by Zero Street-

child Foundation 2016 when the Foundation realized the death of her parents, through God Grace we found

a well-wisher who took her back to school Form Two in Nakuru County Shiners Girls Academy,(Mercy

Nyambura) was given to Zero Street-Child Foundation by Christian Church International CCI (Chokaa

Location-Kasarani, after Her mother was involved in accident 2016, Her drunkard father chased her away

from home, Zero Child-Foundation managed to Support her Education till Current (Form Four 2018), (John

Maina) young boy from the Street, His passion for education, we managed to forward him to Mathare Child

Development Center MCDC (will be A primary candidate in 2018) being in Form Four, it’s our profound

achievement, this are among the child support program. (Together Yes, More Can be Done to Our Street-Child)


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ERO STREET-CHILD FOUNDATION TARTIARY YOUTH PROGRAM

We Believe We Can Do More For Street-Child In The Future

Zero Street-Child Foundation Technical Training Program

(Samson Kimani and Simon Chege) (Brothers) Were Rescued from Street By ZSCF 2015, Simon has succeeded from driving college whereby he has qualified to be driver (Currently he is Passenger Vehicle Driver and Samson managed to train for Mechanics, Currently he is a successful Mechanics in Nairobi, We are proud for a great achievement Success and we manage to Integrate them to their Family (Their Mother Susan Wanjiku in Kiambu County) 2016.

Judy Wamboi (Disable Girl, was taken to Mala Hairdressing College after long leg illness, but

after her Leg Amputation She is A successful Girl In Hairdressing College Currently.

GOAL 2: INTEGRATIONAL FAMILY REUNION

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OBJECTIVE 2:1 Street-Child Family Reunion through Counseling

and reintegrating Street-child Back to their Family and Re-uniting

them to join Family for good social Care. OBJECTIVE 2:2 Street-Child Rescue Mission that improve childcare from

hostile environment in Kenya.

OBJECTIVE 2:3 Street-Child Family Visit that improves

Monitoring/Evaluation and Follow-ups to know their wellbeing.

Unfortunately, many of

these children belong to

poor families who are

unable to provide for their

basic needs. High rate of

unemployment, increasing

prices of basic commodities

and lack of access to basic

services worsen the

situation where many Street

boys and girls live. At an

early age, children learn to

make a living not only for

themselves but also to

augment the income of the

family. Many of them are

forced to make the streets

their home, their workplace

and their playground. These

kids are popularly known as

street children.

Because of the circumstances

they are in, street children are

faced with quite a number of

problems such as

homelessness,

undernourishment, different

illnesses, lack of education,

lack of identification papers,

substance and alcohol abuse,

smoking, gambling, sexual

abuse and exploitation, the

worst forms of labor, sexually

transmitted diseases including

HIV/AIDS, physical injuries due

to vehicular accidents, street

fights, and harassment by the

police and extortionists. In

order to survive these

situations, they form groups or

going with gangs to survive.

However, it is the gangs that

expose and influence them to

commit petty crimes, and maybe

later, eventually lead them to do

bigger crimes.


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Among the young Street-Children Re-united back to the Families

Families are happy to receive their children back, let join it

GOAL 3: HEALTHCARE

OBJECTIVE 3:1 Offering Free Medical Camps (FMC) to Improve Street-Child Healthcare and Treatment through Screening,

Scanning, and First Aid Nursing/Check-ups.

OBJECTIVE 3:2 Improving HIV/AIDS Counseling and Reproductive Health

OBJECTIVE 3:3 To Improve Hair-Mobile Studios, First Aid

OBJECTIVE 3:4 Hand Washing Program


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Free Medical Camp Has been Most and utmost effective Component to Street-Child HealthCare, We Appreciate to Those

who Came Forward to Support us

Zero Street-Child Drug Abuse Training,Couselling and Mentorship Program


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Drug Abuse has been in the fore front life to the Street-Families Causing more harm and influence to more delinquency activities, Zero gets energy for empowerment to Reduction of Drug Abuse.

Peter Ndiboe work tireless in Street-Family Drug Abuse Abstinence

On an annual basis, street Children almost 30 of them die due to Abuse of Drugs, through accident, Gangs Conflicts, Criminal activities, Diseases (HIV) Transmission, Prostitution, and other related activities as been on the increase that needs a high Concern. .Key Strategies Theory in Rehabilitation Psychology

Rehabilitation psychology, one branch of the broader discipline

of psychology, relies on established theories aimed at preventing and

treating drug disability and chronic illness. Some theories are

drawn from the wider discipline; others represent applications or

extensions of this existing knowledge, while still others are developed in response to the particular health needs of

individuals or groups. The distinction between research and practice is relevant here, but the two categories are best

construed as continuous rather than discrete activities. Ideally, practitioners rely on theory-based research in their everyday

clinical duties. For their part, researchers acquire direction for theory-building by working closely with organizations and

with street-child who live with disabling health conditions. Thus, rehabilitation knowledge flows both ways; theory

advances practice, and vice versa.


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1. Implement adaptive and practical practices’ Solutions especially using technological solutions. 2. Implement Institutional Home Establishment. 3. Fully realize the potential of deferred gifts, especially from professionals 4. Continuously inspire deans to elevate the vision and reach of their academic programs. 5. Also engage local and international, partners in the development process.

Look of Permanent Home for Street-Child Has raised more concerned that no solution been found yet

ZSCF PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Description of Project Activities/Strategies: (This profile describes the basic social establishment development system of the Street-Child in terms of requirements for enrollment, accessibility, content, methodology, educational Sustainability initiatives, teaching staff, schedules, venue, duration of the program, other stakeholders, accreditation/equivalency, and financing) Requirements for enrollment The institutional Home School. These children come from the depressed families such as Nakuru County, Central Region, Western Region, Slums of Nairobi, and Eastern region. The children are selected based on their ages (must be between 4 to 18 years), and their parent’s inability to enroll them in any pre-school or government day care center. Most of the parents are engaged in buying and selling, scavenging, laundering, driving and other low-paying service jobs.


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Challenges of Street-Child Implementation

Influence of Health on the implementation of the rehabilitation of street children Most street children have deteriorating health

conditions,) nutrition has an effect on psychosocial development, operating primarily through its impact on attention,

responsiveness, independence, irritability, and affect. Nutrition is one of a complex factors operating to influence that development

and associated behaviour in children. There is a kind of spiral effect in which food intake, providing energy and needed nutrients,

increases the physical and mental growth of the child and hence the child‘s ability to interact. Food should be effectively channeled

in accordance with the psychological requirement of different age groups. The problem of malnutrition or under nutrition is due to

various vitamin deficiencies and lack of protective foods. Both qualitative and quantitative dietary deficiencies are very common

amongst the street children because most of the children have a monotonous and insufficient diet. The street child only cares about

survival; he/she gets anything that is available so as not to sleep on an empty stomach.

Food is an essential upkeep to the Street-Child Family that needs robust planning to reclaim their mental health and livelihood

Causes of the street children phenomenon are categorized as follows: Immediate Causes (Factors which have to do with the children and family):

Poor and large families

Irresponsible parents

Inadequate housing/poor housing facilities

Family conflict Congestion in slum areas

Family environment Inadequate housing/poor housing facilities

Child himself Economic, political and ideological superstructure

Traditional family values which dictate that girls should merely stay at

home Ineffective access to basic services

Emerging social values conflict with traditional values Underlying Causes (Factors which have to do with the community):

Ineffective access to basic services

Family environment

Inequitable distribution of resources and opportunities in the community

(e.g. land ownership Poor law enforcement/exploitation by administrators

Congestion in slum areas

Social environment

Poor law enforcement/exploitation by law enforcers Cultural Development

Deterioration of values Recreational Development

Central body provides no/few activities for children Root Causes (Factors which have to do with society):

Economic, political and ideological superstructure

The unequal world order and the debt burden Structural roots of poverty and underdevelopment

Methodology


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SCF IS determine of level of the modules to be given to street-child. These are classified according to the

continuous Street-Child families’ periodical intervention for years. In the process, ZSCF conventional

development of alternative and innovative programs. Appropriate Social academic modules, for each of the

required academic Street-Child character development and other related socio-economic programs. Our

programs will be inclusive through practical practice initiatives; The Street-Child Institutional project will be exemplary

for street-child livelihood revolution with expected exponential outcomes. With all alternative methods in the Strategic

plan, well-tailored and documented with extreme consultant and professionalism it’s been articulated to be the Kenyan

Street-Child solution which will exemplify global attraction as a landmark.

IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAMS INSTITUTIONAL CENTER-BASED PROGRAMS.

Center-based programs are generally institution-based. The ZSCF strategy aims to reach out to children who have run

away from home, who are totally orphaned or abandoned, or have severed ties with their families. This program

involves setting up a "home Institutional Establishment" where children can find support and help. Institutional

Home that will provide all Street-children basic lively-hood needs and conducive social child caring environment as

tabled in our entire programs.

An alternative to residential Home institutional care that

fosters street-family child care and adoption program for

street children. It is a novel concept in the Kenya and has

children programs. Kenya not been tried by many street

Child-Institution Home and Zero Street-Child Foundation,

with more partners and donors foster care program for street

children in Nairobi. ZSCF Its purpose is not only to find

foster homes for street children but also to train foster parents

and strengthen the skills of social workers in foster care.

Foster care is claimed to be an alternative to the overburdened

residential centers and group homes.

As a global force, Street-Child are increasingly moving to the

centre stage of development debates – determined to be

involved in the decisions that shape their societies, Let’s not

downplay the Street-Child Concern to Holistic Involvement to Our

Country’s Development.

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SITSITUATION ANALYSIS: THE DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES Success in addressing today’s multiple development challenges will depend on finding ways to fight poverty, inequality and Discrimination, deepens inclusion, and reduces conflict – and doing so without compromising human rights or inflicting irreversible damage on environmental systems.


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Street-Child nutrition A comparison of numerous

nutrition data has indicated an overall Street-

Child survival in the status of children in Kenya.

Stunting has decreased from 20 to 30 percent. Street-

Child death the highest proportions of stunted

children at 46 percent due to poor nutrition.

ZERO STREET-CHILD

Also engages the Street-child

Nutrition and Healthcare

Through Continuous feeding

Program


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GOAL 4 SOCIO-ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS

OBJECTIVE 4:1 Eco-Entrepreneurship Projects Through Garbage Collections, Solid Waste Recycling Project by (Organic Fertilizer

Production and Animal Feeds)

OBJECTIVE 4:2 Cleaning Services-Drainage Systems Openings/Management

OBJECTIVE 4:3 Urban Forestry (Through Roadside Forestry through Tree planting Program Administrative Tree Planting,

Landscaping & Beautification Program)

OBJECTIVE 4:4 Urban Agriculture

OBJECTIVE 4:5 Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Micro-Finance, Sacco Establishment E.g. Barbershops Shops Studios, Curio

Shops, Vending, Salons, Welding, Carpentry etc.

STREET-YOUTH SOCIO-ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENGANGEMENTS

Job creation, employment and Socio-entrepreneurship Street-Youth unemployment, underemployment and poor wages can have

long-term adverse impacts on human, economic and social capital. They can trigger a vicious cycle of intergenerational poverty

and vulnerability that can adversely impact on sustainable human development. Economic hardship coupled with lack of

opportunities to meaningfully participate in the society puts Street-youth at risk of long-term social exclusion; this compromises

community social cohesion and can lead to economic instability. Increased attention is needed to ensure Street-youth effective

transition from street to decent livelihood income. In post-crisis environments in particular, early economic revitalization and

livelihood strategies are critical to stabilization and to rapidly provide incomes to sustain livelihoods and recovery. This also

addresses social cohesion in the communities. Zero Street-Child vocational training lack the relevance and quality to prepare new

entrants for currently available jobs, let alone for future jobs, which will require more technology skills, innovation, adaptation and

flexibility. ZSCF ‘Youth and Skills: Borrows government manual jobs that requires less skills, e.g. Eco-entrepreneurship, Garbage

collection, Sanitation of drainage systems, Tree-planting etc. to emphasizes the urgent need to invest in skills for youth that will

enhance their employment opportunities.


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Learning through Experience

While voluntary Group work service projects are the central activity of ZSCF Community programs, it is the life skills lessons

that are learned from these experiences that are actually our major objective to tap Socio-economic opportunities. Our main goal is

the “transformation” of the Street-Youth, so that they can develop a sense of responsibility and caring of themselves; others and

the environment and the confidence in their own ability to make a difference in their livelihood while working together with

people from different backgrounds from their own. Much of the learning is experiential but we shall provide training in the areas

of counseling, Motivational dialogues, entrepreneurship training, community social recreation development and cultural passage.

GAOL 5: RECREATIONAL PROGAMS

OBJECTIVE 5:1 (Arts & Culture) under the Theme: Tapping Untapped Talent Initiatives e.g. Soccer, Volleyball,

Hockey, Boxing, Acrobats, Drama, Music Industry (poetry, Skits, Drama Zero Street Gold Voices Quire), and Acting.


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Tapping Un Tapped Talent From Street-Child Family

GOAL 6: INSTITUTIONAL & INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

OBJECTIVE 6:1 Establishment of ZSCF Institutional Home Construction Development

OBJECTIVE 6:2 ZSCF Technical Institutional Development

OBJECTIVE6:3 Revenue Income Generating Activities


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GOAL 7: SOCIAL WELLFARE PROGRAMS

OBJECTIVE: 7:1 Provision of Basic Social Welfare for the Street Families

What we Aim to solve According to child trends. ZSCFT org "The number of Street-children are mounting and increasing in street recent years...' and we are experiencing more negligence that call for ZSCFT to foster more partners to improve the care and support of the street child on a crucial and prudent commitment, We need Shelter, feeding Program, Education (Tertiary Basic Support in their livelihood and rehabilitation of Drug abuse and substance consumption. Medical attention will be significance also to improve their Rational Emotive Therapy (RET).

Positive Street-Youth Development Intentional efforts to engage Street-youth in building socio-economic programs assets.

Focused on positive programmatic activities, social emotional skill development, and intergenerational relationships to promote

well-being. Social Entrepreneurship An approach by our groups creating a new economic enterprise opportunities with an

emphasis on social good as one of the most important value propositions. Street-Child Development A process in which

community take a collective action and generate solutions to common problems.

Street-Child Lack Sustainable food program , This has pushed them to dust pins looking for food


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Dr Manu Chandaria has been in the forefront in Supporting the zero Street-Child Foundation

Shelter has been problem to street-child, where is the solution


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The Foundation has established rescue mission, One of our child drown in the Quarry pool of water,

Foundation Objective under Goal 7: Engage Volunteers and friends to add value in community social service supoprot of the underprivileged indigent old person in the community.

Volunteer Are you thinking about volunteering with ZSCF Support our team helps to improve the lives of many street-children, Public community and

the indigent community through all kinds of fundraising, Communal joint working like construction, Agriculture, Environmental

conservation, Trainings, Workshops, Visiting the old people, offering Free Medical Services re-integration of street-child back to their

families. Get to know the colorful culture and make unforgettable memories!


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Impact on Our Volunteers

We offer Street- Youth entrepreneurship development, community service programs, and General development and

holistic capacity building training for our volunteers/ members. We provide skill-based youth development Character

Competence Education Initiative CCEI helping our young Volunteer develop self-driven mindedness and a personal sense

of responsibility, personal character development, skills, and tools to help them make a contribution to the community and

society. We also train young women basic entrepreneurship skills Community Social work knowledge and business

management, volunteer management and capacity building through interactive, peer-led hands-on youth counseling

educational programs.

Basic Socio-Economic training informal Education and Small Medium Enterprises SMEs

Service learning programs, Community service initiatives, Local and international volunteer programs.

Environmental management through Tree planting, Bamboo production Agribusiness, Eco-Entrepreneurship.

Social -Recreational programs;-Art & Culture, Sports,

HealthCare programs

Zero Street-Child Foundation Volunteer Team in Nakuru County Subukia Sub-County, Joined together in the

construction of a community Orphan Home under the leadership of Two oldman and his wife, with their children

passion, the family is raising 16 orphan children. Give A smile To our Volunteer Team, Don’t wait to join.

(VOLUNTEERISM Spirit Connects Community Network Fabric which propagates on the Universal principle “(Living For The Sake Of Others)” Our Power, our Promise, Our Moto For the better community.)


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SHORT-TERM DEVELOPMENT PLAN STRATEGY

This profile document plugs the Zero Street-Child (ZSCF) 5YEARS, Short-Term Administrative Operating Budget for

the period of Jan, 2018-Dec2022, which is known as Initial-Term Financial projection. Our Fiscal Year 2018 (FY2018).

The ZSCF projected FY2018 budget totals to 25Million. Of that total, our Foundation core Operating of

Administrative Budget projected for Five Years will be “55Million prediction; 12m yearly” the sources and uses of this

amount are the primary focus of this item based in the strategic plan development document.

In an effort to provide comprehensive budget information, this document includes summarized and contextualized

financial projections for the Zero Street-Child Foundation for Five Years research factsheet for Street-child Community

Institutional Construction Development Programs SCCICDP , ZSCF Institution, annual gift and endowment funds, and

auxiliary/self-sustaining activities. The Board of Regents will developed financial performance and fundraising strategy of

these areas throughout the year via standalone, detailed items in the Business Master Plan Development BMPD.

LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT PLANS

Projected Long-Term initiatives for the (ZSCF), Will be in accordance with the institutional Growth-Strategy to be

completed in the 5 year capital outlay Construction Business Development Master Plan BDMP, this will address to a

great extent needed addition of new projected facilities establishment in regions in Kenya and beyond. The plan

recommends Recreation and Community Development Sate-Light Street Homes Five (5years) years later after the

establishment of the main Zero Street-Child Institutional Home Construction development with estimated cost KSHs

150 million in spending on the projected new Home facility structure. Technical Institutional Home will be in the

pipeline with projected cost of KSHs80 million for construction in future.

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

The Technical Planning Team is closely working with the government and partners to develop a set

of Guiding Principles and a corresponding Concept Plan to guide the Zero Street-Child Foundation Business

Institutional Home Construction Master Plan Development through collective design process. Information accumulated

and analyzed during the concept development and Observation Phase informed the Concept Plan, and the planning

principles complemented and built upon the Zero Street-Child Institutional Home Construction mission and strategic

plan.

During the Observation Phase, it became evident that the ZSCF Institutional Home has specific goals for its future.

These goals created the backbone of the Plan’s Concept Plan and Principles. Foremost among the goals was the desire to

create identity and establish a strong sense of the ZERO Street-Child Home Institution. The technical planning panel

expressed interest in building and strengthening the collegiate quality home in order to attract top Institution Leaders,

street children, Researchers, and all actors comprehensively

The second goal concerned the Street-Child Home projected growth. As (Institutional Home) plans for its future, the

home establishment will reinforce the social academic mission and build upon on the utmost decline of Street-child’s

policy & Governance in an authentic way.

Third, (Zero Street Home) recognizes the significance of the Institutional Home establishment and the role that it will

portray in defining unique as a “World Class Street Institutional Academic Home” identity.


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PROJECT USES AND SOURCES

The Project will cost KES 450 Million to construct and furnish. The allocation for (Zero Street Academic Home)

equipment is based on (International Standards) estimates with an additional provision for administrative and

operational costs of the (Institutional Academic Home) vision of World Class Street Academic Home enhancements

and extraordinary outcome. Equity funding for the Project will be provided by government, donors and partners,

outsourcing will be projected on numerous approaches, this includes; Loans From Corporate’s Banks, World Bank

Assistance Grants, (PPP), International Organizations, Individual, Well-Wishers, Governments and Collective Grants

from various Organizations/International Institutions, net of the financial projection from the OWNER which is

projected through Land Value which is currently valued and amounts to KES 100 Million as to the fulfillment of

(Institutional Academic Home) establish of World Class Street-Child Academic Home Institution.

TARGET

The (Institutional Academic Home) will cater to the general Street-Child homes population of Kenya and other

organizations, devoting the better part of its capacity and experiential professionalism towards transformational,

academic, social sector of the high increase of Street-Child population in the entire urban County of Nairobi Kenya.

Given its location, however, (Institutional Academic Home) considers as its main catchment area of Nairobi County

Slums and the whole of less-privileged regions and other parts of the County. (Institutional Academic Home) will serve

as the core referral Street-Child facility for all Street Children transformation and revolution leadership and academic

social change transformation facility in Nairobi County; this will help to attract more and decongest the overcrowded

other street-child Home institution facilities through modernized child academic standards services in the region and

allow it to concentrate on providing serious Street-Child education provision in Kenya, we target 5,000 street-child.

GROWTH STRAEGY

To better understand the growth trajectory of the Zero Street-Child Institutional Academic Home before its formal

establishment, it is helpful to Street-Child study population increase in the county to improve its Technical factsheet

before which the Street-Child academic Institutional is located and established. Nairobi County being the capital Kenya

country of East Africa has experienced significant growth in recent decades. 1990 the Street-Child has grown with 40

percent population increase from 35,000 to 500,000 currently residents by 2009 (based on Kenya Census Bureau

information). Kenya High institution statistical increase has trouble-shooted with 55% increase, this indicators outshine

and clearly predict the need for more Street-Child Home learning institutions.

Nairobi County Street-Child population growth will be a considerable impact on the foundation growth strategy. Zero

Street-Child Institutional Academic Home will continuously expand its enrollment in order to meet the demand of the

fast-growing population. Enrollment is predicted to 5,000 street-Child increase by 2020 largely based on demand from

within the Nairobi County and other Urban Counties. This generates the imperative to create a comprehensive Master

Plan that will guide the Zero Street-Child Institutional Academic Home through the coming five years of expected

growth.


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ZSCF SECTOR PROFILE

ZSCF SECTOR is provided by both Secretariat team, ZSCF will target performance rates, which is in sharp contrast

with the overcrowded in the Street-Child institutions through corruption and poor governance. Among other factors,

the imbalance is attributed to the absence of adequate Learning facilities in most parts. (Zero Street-Child Institutional

Academic Home) will be on track with the Kenya’s Vision 2030 and new upgraded Sustainable Development Goals

(SDGs). Further gains in the overall indices can be achieved by improving World Class Street-Child Learning facility

that will upgrade and better education standards and provision of extraordinary professionals, particularly in the

Arts/Culture development sensitive sectors that hold the economic engines of the country. With (Zero Street-Child

Institutional Academic Home) will be an exclusive and essential learning institution based on the factual factsheet

intervention of other Street-Child Home education institutions

2017 The Zero-Street-Child Profile

Three street Children currently being offered secondary education support.

** Primary Tuition comprises 11pupils, Secondary-3students, 4plumbing-2students,-Hairdressing

4students, Driving 5students, Maternity for delivery 7girls, 3gals were integrated back to their

families, 4girls still in the with their kids. 2016 Oct-March 4713 were issued with IDs of the ZSCF’s

general operating fund resources from well-wishers

The ZSCF four years has 44 percent of fresh Street children joining our foundation the highest percentage that needs

that needs our state consideration.

The ZSTCF is increasingly receiving more street children:

20 percent – increase in the number of fresh street children joining us over the past year 3 percent – Managed to be integrated back to their families (2017 – 110 Street-youth were integrated). 2 percent- managed to join public education 4..4 percent- have received treatment and medical referrals 15 percent -Youth Received ID Cards in the past 2 years 30 percent- are on daily feeding programs

ACTION PLAN

Identifying the children who need support.

Classification of the selected children in terms of which category they need assistance.

Education, feeding program, medic clothing, shelter, medical attention and mentorship.

Registering the children based on the above and child family re-union

Monitoring through transformational and experiential learning empowerment by talent

development initiatives.


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The Solution: A

Conceptual Framework

The clear next step to

advancing the field of

YSE is to establish a

definition and usable

framework: YSE

integrates practices of

positive youth

development with

community

development and

social

entrepreneurship to

enable mutual

transformation of

economies,

neighborhoods, and

individuals. Many YSE

programs focus keenly

on one of these YSE

elements more than

another. Yet all efforts

combine in some

measure youth

development,

community change,

and social

entrepreneurship as

part of this growing

field.

ACHIEVEMENTS For the past Three

years, ZSCF, running as Foundation, Street-Children programs, It has

managed to successfully hold several program and events with an

average of 50street-

youth graduating

every year through

SMEs/joining

Micro finance

program. In this

connection,

celebrating ZSCF

union basically is

about the

inspirational power

of individual actions

that collectively

become an

exponential force for

positive social

change. ZSCF thematic celebrations have in the past included character

competence two weeks’ skills training of the YOUTH from street to

sustainable development, just to mention a few.Through the ZSCF

PROGRAMS, we are able to personalize Street, Children/Youth

issues and enable everyone to realize not only their responsibility, but

also their power to become agents for change in support of sustainable

and equitable social development. It is also a time for people from all

AFFILIATIONS, PARTNERSHIPS &

ASSOCIATIONS

ZSCFis affiliated with: - is also partnership

with:

Ministry of Health MOH

Nairobi County Government

Eastleigh Community

Community Corporate Banks

American Embassy

PROJECTS & PROGRAMS

ZSCF Annual Programs

Building a movement of

social change through

Women/Youth cooperatives and

talent development initiatives

• Mentoring Youth/Women in

building sustainable income through

IGA

• providing alternatives to physical

conflict and violence

• Creating “My Dream for the

World” paper chains

• Demonstrating corporate social

responsibility

• Community services programs

through environmental conservation

• Capacity building on different

sectors of development,

Health/sanitation, Education and

sustainable projects

at Stanford (link)

[CURRENT ACTIVITIES

Youth Sensitization and Preventive Radicalization Training Workshops programs in Nairobi

Small Medium Enterprises SMEs (Table banking)

Youth art/culture/film/media/entrepreneurship

Training by Global Community Service Initiatives

Recreational activities (sports, arts& culture) through tourism.

UPCOMING PROJECTS

program.

Community volunteer service capacity building

program

Initiating of community driven environmental projects through agriculture

Governance, peace and resolution forums(civic education

New business Establishment ZSCF Youth cooperative

GET INVOLVED

Thank you for your willingness to support ZSCF

activities around the country. There are several ways in

which you can participate in the work of ZSCF: You

can PARTNER with us, DONATE or

VOLUNTEER in reaching out to more needy people

in our society


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walks of life to come together to ensure Women/Youth character development, positive development and brighter outlook for

themselves and future generations.

When the whole Women/Youth in the county are within the development system, respect and working environment will be

conducive to achieving successful results of the new business investment model. Also the adequacy and commitment will inspire all

stakeholders to chip in completely for the Investment and culture accomplishment of set-up goals/programs

OUR COMMUNITY, OUR ECONOMY, OUR FUTURE


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CONCLUSION The streets harbouring numerous health risks and being the habitat of street children, offering health/medical care is essential with the goal of ensuring that the street children are void of any infectious especially any contagious conditions that would put others at risk, it also renders the street children in a fit medical state to proceed to the other rehabilitation stages. This makes health an essential stage of the rehabilitation process and should be an initial step of the process. Education‘s influence on the implementation of street children rehabilitation is also very significant because it provides useful knowledge and skills and also provides structure through the different schedules which cultivates routine and discipline in the implementation of street children rehabilitation. The rehabilitation parties should be well vetted so as to eliminate parties with false or ill intentions and they should adhere with the law requirements so as to smoothly operate to the maximum benefit of the street children. They should also bear adequate resources for instance have personnel with the necessary expertise for the implementation of street children rehabilitation. The psychotherapy sessions offered are invaluable because they tap into the root problem of why there is quite a high turnover in rehabilitation centres and it is apparent that it is due to the inconclusiveness of the rehabilitation process whereby the street child may still be disturbed and traumatized by experiences in the street that do not feel like they fit into the ―normal‖ society and series of life activities and events or because of background difficulties that make the resistance to reintegration back to family and the community hence those just being key examples of the popular situations, psychological rehabilitation provides a sensitive approach to revealing concealed fears and experiences to light and also issues that can be resolved and has become highly invaluable to the implementation of rehabilitation of street children. Based on the gaps

above, the following were some of the recommended actions in the implementation of rehabilitation of street children


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