Nakuru Children’s Remand Home Serves As A Sanctuary For Children Aged 12-18
By Kenya News Agency
The institution, located in Bondeni, provides a nurturing environment that balances physical and psychological well-being.
The home houses 32 boys, with a focus on fostering personal growth and community spirit. The children’s daily routines are structured yet diverse, balancing discipline with activities that foster personal growth.
Under the management of Ms. Lorna Sang, the children’s daily routines include daily devotions, activities, proper meals, healthcare services, and education.
Counselling sessions are a vital part of the support system, helping the children process their experiences and emotions and guiding them towards a more positive future. Life skills lessons complement counselling, equipping the children with practical knowledge and abilities.
The home’s success stories are a testament to its efforts, with many leaving with a renewed sense of purpose and a clearer understanding of their potential.
The holistic approach, balancing physical needs with psychological support, sets a strong foundation for the children’s future success.
Lorna Sang and her team are dedicated to ensuring every child who passes through their doors receives the care and guidance they need.
Their holistic approach sets a strong foundation for the children’s future success, despite some having committed dreadful crimes.
Lorna appeals to parents to nurture their children with positive morals and have time for them, especially when they are young, to prepare them to be responsible citizens.
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