Lack of Resources in the Face of Need:

Countless children’s homes lack adequate resources to provide for the essential needs of the children in their care including, food, water, medicine, hygiene products, and electricity and often also struggle with connectivity to cities and transport.

The lack of access to quality education and essential academic resources keeps children from gaining the skills and knowledge needed to shape their futures.

Unaddressed Trauma and Emotional Scars:

Psychological wounds from past neglect and trauma hinder children’s confidence and resilience, leaving them unable to rebuild their lives without proper support.

Haven of Hope

In Africa, countless children trapped in cycles of poverty and neglect are isolated from opportunities that could transform their lives. Homelessness, lack of education, and unaddressed trauma create barriers, excluding them from participating in the progress of their communities. These children often remain invisible in a world that overlooks their struggles. To help children in Africa and alleviate poverty, inclusivity is not just a moral imperative but a necessity. By helping these children, we can unlock their potential and build a society where no one is left behind.

Supporting Children’s Homes to Foster Stability and Growth for Vulnerable and Underserved Children

Children’s homes provide safe shelter, education, and psychological support, helping to address poverty and providing youth homelessness solutions for a brighter, sustainable future.

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How We Are Changing Lives

Offering counseling and mental health services to promote healing and resilience.

Improving the living standard of children living in children’s homes and orphanages.

Ensuring access to quality education and learning resources.

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Hurdles In The Way

Lack of Resources in the Face of Need:
Countless children’s homes lack adequate resources to provide for the essential needs of the children in their care including, food, water, medicine, hygiene products, and electricity and often also struggle with connectivity to cities and transport.
Lack of Education:
The lack of access to quality education and essential academic resources keeps children from gaining the skills and knowledge needed to shape their futures.
Unaddressed Trauma and Emotional Scars:
Psychological wounds from past neglect and trauma hinder children’s confidence and resilience, leaving them unable to rebuild their lives without proper support.

What We Have Achieved So Far

In collaboration with local organizations, Girl Power USA delivers vital support where it’s needed most. At Tollen Children’s Home, we provided a 1000-liter water tank to combat water scarcity, along with food and sanitary pads.

For Total Rehab Center, we purchased 100 chicks to enhance nutrition and generate income for medical care. We also installed solar panels to improve nighttime productivity for schoolwork.

Our comprehensive approach includes counseling, resilience workshops, and caregiver training to ensure long-term sustainability. We’ve conducted sessions on financial literacy and hygiene, equipping children with essential life skills. Additionally, we organized fun days for the residents, complete with feasts, cake, and games.

Our Areas of Impact

150 children

with developmental disabilities were supported with daily essentials, medicine and shelter through Home of Hope.

100 chickens

were bought for Total Rehab Centre in Kenya, which houses individuals with autism and cerebral palsy, helping them generate revenue and improve the diet of children.

10,000-liter water tank

was purchased for Tollen Children’s Home in Nairobi, Kenya to solve the water scarcity problem

75 children

were supported with solar panels for electricitiy to make their day more productive and comfortable.

3 bicycles

were gifted to reduce the grueling 18 km trek to school to improve their day-to-day journey.

Partnerships

The Road Ahead for Girl Power USA

Provide monthly support to fulfill essential needs including ration and medicine.

Conduct training and sessions to combat period poverty.

Support residents to continue their education with scholarships and scholastic material.