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Program Care

People need care. Unfortunately, for many vulnerable people, care is inaccessible. Minor illnesses or lack of birth care can lead to unnecessary deaths. 

In addition, HIV+ is a problem of immense proportions. It is estimated that more than 30 million people worldwide are infected with HIV. And 95 percent of these patients live in developing countries. AIDS is the leading cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa and health systems are overwhelmed. The disease prevents children from going to school because they themselves are ill or because their relatives are ill and can no longer provide an income. Many young people were hit hard by what is disastrous for a country, because they form the working population. Worldwide, millions of children lost one or both parents to AIDS.

What does ChildsLife do 

ChildsLife makes access to care accessible and gives people tools and knowledge to improve their situation.
ChildsLife supports women infected with HIV and ensures that they can build an independent life in improved health so that they can continue to provide for their families.
In a Maasai community in Olepolos, already benefitted from the school renovation program, ChildsLife is currently constructing a medical clinic. In this community the infant mortality rate is very high and there is no medical post nearby.
In Romania, ChildsLife supports young mothers in the First Step in Life program which was set up to prevent abandonment of new-borns. ChildsLife also supports children institutes and schools in Eastern Europe with relief goods such as clothes, hygiene products, school supplies, furniture and house hold appliances.

Projects care

Some examples of what we have achieved with our supporters 

Support for families from Ukraine

Support for families from Ukraine

ChildsLife provides humanitarian aid to communities in Ukraine and to refugee families. The assistance offered is diverse and adapted to individual needs of communities and displaced mothers and their children. ChildsLife provided generators and heating systems to a hospital and shelter in Ukraine. Also, refugees who reside in Moldova and Romania are supported. ChildsLife supplies families and shelters with vital relief items. The center for disabled children in Barlad, in Eastern Romania, ...
A new clinic in Maasai land

A new clinic in Maasai land

ChildsLife built a medical clinic for the Maasai Oloropil community in Kajiado, Kenya. The need for the Oloropil clinic was very high. The area has never had medical facilities before and this is the first clinic.  The nearest small first aid post used to be 15 kilometers away. The distance to the nearest district hospital was even greater, at 60 kilometers. In emergencies, the situation is threatening because there is no ambulance service.The clinic provides medical care, 24 hours a day, ...
Prevention of FGM

Prevention of FGM

In 2019, ChildsLife launched its first female genital mutilation (FGM) prevention program in Kuria, Kenya.  Here we are partner with a number of communities and tribes to save girls from FGM. In the program we work with the girls, boys, their parents, community leaders, local schools, social service providers, Ministry of Education, Anti FGM board Kenya and even the police. Extensive training materials have been developed with which various program coordinators, field officers and nurses ...
First Step in Life program

First Step in Life program

Child abandonment continues to be a concern in rural areas in Romania. To counter this problem, the ChildsLife program First Step in Life was launched in cooperation with Romanian Child Protection offices. In this program women in socially challenging situations are consulted by a social worker and receive maternity packages. The social worker determines if the mothers require any special attention which means that families in need of social assistance are identified and supported on time. ...