Kenya

ICRI Kenya, established in Nairobi in 2005, functions as a regional hub for all African ICRI programs and has significantly contributed to large-scale operations across Kenya. The organization has been instrumental in implementing early childhood education and water, sanitation, health, and nutrition programs in some of Kenya's most impoverished settlements.

Expanding its reach, ICRI Kenya is actively engaged in the Kiambiu informal settlement, developing a spectrum of child and family initiatives. These include creating and enhancing early childhood and child health programs, upgrading water and sanitation systems, and repurposing ICRI's locally established early childhood centers as community hubs.

ICRI operates two robust Early Childhood Education (ECE) programs in Kenya's most disadvantaged settlements. These programs offer monthly services to 127 children, providing them with education, nutritious hot meals, clean water, and vital medical care. These initiatives are centered in the Zawadi Early Childhood Centre and Sharon Day Care, catering to the needs of low-income families in these regions.