Did you know?  World Children’s Day was first established in 1954 as Universal Children’s Day and is celebrated on 20 November each year to promote

“The first time I cooked for myself was a disaster. My rice was overcooked. I did not know how to measure the ratio of water

Alisat washes clothes in her neighborhood to make a living and provide for her three young children. As a single mother, it has been tough

We have a new, exciting way for you to get involved with our work at Child’s i through a monthly giving community, The Giving Circle!

One of our priorities during this pandemic has been ensuring that families in need are supported during this difficult time, especially when their income and

As a single mother to four young children, Jennifer has had a tough time looking after her family with the loss of her income due

We sat down with Shadah, one of our senior social workers, to hear first hand how as a social worker she has been helping families

“Child protection issues require quick response and thanks to this bicycle, I will be able to reach and support more families and children. My work

Last week, we held an online learning session on the importance of family-based care with several of our partner orphanages across Uganda. The session acted

As May draws to a close, and another month battling the Coronavirus pandemic has gone by, we wanted to make sure to take the time

This article originally appeared on the Hope and Homes for Children blog here, written by Anna Makanjuola. In April 2019, Anna Makanjuola, Senior Grants Partnerships

This year, we mark the International Day of Families amidst global health and social crisis. The Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact life in countries across