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What we BELIEVE

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KHI is a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization as recognized by the IRS and all donations are tax deductable.

100% of all donations goes to the implementation of the programs and KHI prides itself on spending such gifts wisely and effectively.

Click here to see a PowerPoint presentation on Kids Home International's 2010-2011 Strategic Plan "KHI in the community"

At KHI, systematic monitoring of programs' effectiveness and quality is critical

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We work in close collaboration with: Global Health Corps, Allina Hospitals & Clinics, Crosslink International, & vineyard Ministries

 Pandemic Facts

AIDS is more than a health crisis.............It is an orphan crisis.

One of the most telling and troubling
consequences of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Kenya, is the growing  number of children it has orphaned or seriously impacted.

1 Million Children With AIDS

1.5 Million Orphans

820 Orphaned Everyday

Statistics By : UNICEF, USAIDS & NASCOP

No single stakeholder has the resources and capacity to mount an effective national response to the impacts of HIV/AIDS. Collaboration is essential at community, district, national, regional, and global levels. Public, private, and civil society groups must develop a sense of shared responsibility for the protection and well-being of orphans and vulnerable children.

Strategic Planning

In order to respond to the growing number of orphans, Kids Home International has put forward five key strategies:

1. Strengthen the capacity of families to protect and care for orphans and other children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS.
2. Mobilize and strengthen community-based responses.
3. Ensure access to essential services for orphans and vulnerable children.
4. Ensure that governments protect the most vulnerable children.
5. Raise awareness to create a supportive environment for children affected by HIV/AIDS.

Click here for more detail on these five key strategies.