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Salvation Army, Wycliffe Oparanya to rehabilitate street children

The Salvation Army Kakamega Corps in partnership with Kakamega County Government have launched a programme to rehabilitate street children, empower women and also support development projects in schools within the county.

Salvation Army Kenya West Territory commander, Commissioner Kenneth Hodder, said the programme, which will include partnerships, is geared towards improving education standards in the county and eradicating homeless children and commercial sex workers from major towns.

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