Life After a Children’s Home

Why Transitioning Is Harder Than You Think Leaving a children’s home is often seen as a happy ending, finally stepping out into “freedom.” But for many young people, freedom doesn’t always feel like victory. It often feels like being pushed into deep waters without a life jacket. In Kenya, thousands of children grow up inContinueContinue reading “Life After a Children’s Home”

Rising Above Rejection: What to Do When No One Believes in You

Rising Above Rejection: What to Do When No One Believes in You Rejection cuts deep especially when it comes from the people you expected to support you. Whether it’s being turned down for job after job, abandoned in a relationship, or dismissed when you share your dreams, rejection has a way of making you feelContinueContinue reading “Rising Above Rejection: What to Do When No One Believes in You”

Life After Care: How to Rebuild When You Feel Behind

The post emphasizes that young adults in Kenya leaving children’s homes often feel behind their peers. It encourages acceptance of one’s circumstances and advocates starting with small, achievable goals, seeking mentorship, and embracing spiritual growth. The journey of rebuilding may be challenging, but it is valid, and a positive future remains attainable.

Breaking the Cycle: How to Stop Generational Struggles from Repeating

Many families inherit pain, struggle, and dysfunction, but generational cycles can be broken. Awareness, forgiveness, renewed mindsets, practical steps, and trust in God are key to transforming one’s life. You can redefine your future and create a legacy of hope for future generations.

Healing from Childhood Trauma

Your past does not dictate your future; healing from childhood trauma is possible. Acknowledge your pain, seek support, forgive, renew your mindset, and find purpose in your experience. Every small step taken leads to emotional freedom. Your story isn’t over; embrace hope and choose growth towards a better future.