Due to the incredible poverty in the Karundas region of rural Kenya, many children are at risk of having to work long hours in the nearby quarries.

We are thrilled to announce that our teams in Kenya and Haiti have recently provided trauma awareness training to almost 100 teachers across 15 partner...

When Peter was referred to Kids Alive in Peru, he needed prompt surgery. Thanks to our supporters, he can now run, play football, and laugh like other...

Thanks to our wonderful UK supporters, we’ve been able to provide laptops to six young adults from incredibly challenging backgrounds in Kenya.

Funded by generous UK donors, the tailoring project has helped families in Zambia escape the poverty trap by selling clothes they can make themselves.

Our wonderful supporters in the UK helped fund the printing of a comic strip workbook called "Soy (I am) David" to help prepare girls to give evidence...

Sofia*, a 17-year-old girl, has been able to continue her education in safety through Kids Alive Guatemala, overcoming the challenges of sexual assault.

Introducing Liza*, a 16-year-old from Guatemala who suffered sexual violence at the hands of a community member.

Take a look at our short video charting the history of our work in Lebanon specially put together to mark the 75th anniversary of our serving vulnerable...

Thanks to our wonderful supporters, we have been able to show God's love and care to thousands of extremely vulnerable children around the world.

The focus of our holistic education model is academic excellence which includes the children’s physical, emotional, spiritual, and developmental well-being....

Child labour is still endemic in many impoverished regions of Kenya but influencing the authorities to focus resources can help vulnerable families.

Our kind and compassionate supporters helped fund two operations for this lovely young woman in Kenya called Lydia.

Why would one Zambian boy who has just had a great day suddenly have a meltdown and refuse to eat?

Watch a moving 3 minute video explaining our work in Guatemala, which is so reflective of Kids Alive's work in general.

Giving evidence in court is one of the toughest things that child victims of sexual assault in Guatemala have to do as part of their restoration process...

Many Christian ministries approach us to find out more about our work in trauma care, so much so that we recently held a symposium for them in Kenya....

Our Family Strengthening Programmes in Kenya empower wonderful loving grandmothers like Esther to care for their orphaned grandchildren. ‘Super Gran’...

If it wasn’t for our Hall Mead school, Chineye and Bishara would have to work in the nearby quarries with their mum.

One of our main goals throughout the Kids Alive ministry is family reunification (when it is safe and wise to do so).

Art therapy is a key part of our ‘trauma informed care’ programme for many of the traumatised children in our care.

Here is a helpful story from one of our missionaries serving in Guatemala, as she ministers patiently and lovingly to a deeply wounded girl.

For vulnerable children and orphans, the journey from the pain of their past to a future of hope and wholeness is one with many starts and stops, inevitable...

The needs of the children we serve vary according to continent, country, community, and circumstances. But our team has identified four common goals for...

Our children from Casa Monte Plata in Dominican Republic have a great time at the Semana Santa Camp! Activities included swimming in the river, playing...

Kids Alive rescue some of the world’s most vulnerable children, with each one having their own heart-rending story to tell. Many have suffered trauma,...

Marcus Rashford's campaign to ensure that poorer children receive free school meals has certainly rung a few bells with us here at Kids Alive. Our 25...