The key to our program’s success has been our work to provide a supportive community for our children. We achieve this through:
- Caseworker Support. The program’s relationship with each child is managed by a caseworker who touches base with each child at least weekly on Saturdays and who visits their home twice a year and school annually. Learn more
- Saturday Programme. Each week we hold the Saturday Programme, consisting of fun activities surrounding a wholesome meal. Learn more
- Camp. The camp is a chance for the children to get out of their setting and to spend time out of the slums and in a healthy, stimulating environment focused on learning and fun. Learn more
- Library. Today, our library features almost 1,400 volumes of children’s literature and it’s available to children at any time our office is open, including Saturdays. Learn more
- Computer Lab. In 2011 we launched a computer lab to enhance our student’s understanding of keyboarding skills, basic software packages and use of the internet. Learn more
- Life Skills. In 2018 we launched a new program called life skills to address social, psychological, cognitive, and attitudinal factors. The students in high school are trained during each of their school holidays ( April, August, and late November or early December). Learn more
- SRH (Sexual Reproductive Health)– In 2018, We also launched the SRH program where 10 post-secondary students were trained by Planned Parenthood Global to offer SRH education to their peers as Youth Peer Providers. Learn more
- Career Mentorship. NRCF has developed a career development program that will guide students towards sustainable careers. This is achieved through organizing workshops and inviting career mentors. Learn more
