Due to the severe poverty Kenyans are facing, we are expecting more abused, abandoned, and orphaned babies coming to us.

We believe God calls us to care for these vulnerable babies suffering from neglect who have nobody to care for them and no safety net.

Children who are rescued and come to our In Step Children's Home receive the gift of a second chance at life-to heal and thrive in a loving home with quality education, nutritious meals, medical care, emotional & trauma counseling. They learn and experience the love, compassion and hope found in Jesus.

Sheryl Lochome

Sheryl was rescued in August 2024 after being abandoned, and it’s believed she was around one year old at the time. Initially, it took her some time to trust our caretakers, but with patience and love, Sheryl is now thriving and doing well in her new environment.

Brighton Leteon

Brighton joined our family in April 2024 after being rescued at just three years old. His young mother, a minor who was unwell, could no longer care for him. Despite his challenging start, Brighton is now thriving as a happy, social boy who brings joy to everyone around him!

An Excerpt from Mama Carla's Jambo Letter

In a recent Jambo newsletter, Mama Carla shared her observations of the rescue and healing process.

Mama's Journal

Sharlyn Cheruto

Sharlyn was orphaned when she was about six years old and joined our family in late 2023. She adjusted quickly to joining us and can often be found leading the children in the toddler group to join her in the activity of her choice. She loves to wear dresses and enjoys being silly and making aunties laugh.

Salome Chenang'at

Salome arrived in August 2023 as an orphan at just ten months old. Initially, she was hesitant and unsure of all the new faces, but with time and love, she has blossomed into a sweet and snuggly little girl. Salome recently took her first steps and is now a playful, curious toddler who loves spending time with the other children her age.

Simon Liru

Simon was rescued in February 2024 at approximately five years old. After losing both parents, his community did their best to care for him despite their extreme poverty. Unfortunately, they were unable to continue, and Simon was eventually abandoned. Today, Simon is safe and surrounded by love, beginning to heal and thrive in his new environment.