Our Impact

Change you can measure — across mental health, education, protection, family strengthening, and talent development.

Organization-Wide

Our Reach Since 2018

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Active Programmes
By Programme

Impact Breakdown

Smart Children Club

2,000+ children impacted

300+ children enrolled annually since 2019, mentored in mental wellness, leadership, and life skills.

Mental Health

2,000+ reached · 600 parents · 100 teachers

Two-week Mental Health Camps every April & August since 2022, run with the Nairobi City County Government.

SBHE

33,000+ learners reached

Our largest intervention, delivered across primary and secondary partner schools.

SRHR

12 partner schools active

Goal: expand to 100 schools across Ruaraka Sub-County through the EmpowerNet Project.

Parents+

5,000+ parents & guardians

Equipped with positive parenting, digital safety, and family resilience skills.

Safeguarding

20 digital safety workshops

Framework reviewed and strengthened in 2026 to include online child protection.

Attachment Programme

24 students · 12 universities

Hosted and mentored since 2018, building the next generation of development professionals.

Talent Development

National & international recognition

Children represented Kenya at the Africa Climate Summit (Addis Ababa) and Day of the African Child (Tripoli, Libya).

WASH

Healthier, safer communities

Reduced vulnerability to sanitation-related illness and improved school attendance, especially for girls.

Voices on the World Stage

Children Representing Their Communities

Through the Talent Development Program and Smart Children Club, our children have been recognized at the highest levels — invited by the Government of Kenya to represent their communities nationally and internationally.

2021–2026 — Day of the African Child, National Celebrations (Government of Kenya)
2025 — Africa Climate Summit, Children's Dialogue, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
2025 & 2026 — Day of the African Child, Nairobi County Edition
2026 — Day of the African Child, International Representation, Tripoli, Libya
Ongoing — Leadership and facilitation roles as MCs and youth moderators at National Forums, Kenya

"Our children have stood on continental stages, chaired sessions at national dialogues, and represented Kenya in international forums — not because they were given a script, but because this programme gave them the confidence to speak for themselves."

Evidence. Innovation. Impact.

Our Research Wing

Child Space Organization's Research Wing is the evidence-generating engine behind our programmes. We collaborate with universities and research institutions to generate evidence, evaluate our programmes, and advance knowledge in child wellbeing, mental health, youth development, and community protection.

Research Focus Areas

  • Child and adolescent mental health in informal urban settings
  • Behaviour Change approaches in school-based health education
  • SRHR knowledge, attitudes, and practices among adolescents
  • Family dynamics, parenting practices, and child development
  • Digital risks, online safety, and child vulnerability

Partner With Us on Research

We welcome joint research design, participatory data collection, programme evaluation studies, and co-authorship opportunities on publications.

Research Enquiries: research@childspaceorganization.org

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