Drug Fighters and Counseling for the Young Generation (DFC)
Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya
About
Founded in 1998, Drug Fighters and Counseling for the Young Generation (DFC) is a community organisation based in Nairobi, Kenya working on children & youth, addiction, education +4 more.
DFC is a community-based organisation in Mashimoni Village, Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya. It works to rescue, educate and empower vulnerable children, youth and women affected by poverty and drug abuse. Its work includes child rescue and rehabilitation, education support, a primary school, youth counselling and anti-drug advocacy, girl child protection, support for children with disabilities, and income-generating activities. It also runs a farm in Naivasha that supplies food for its programmes. The organisation describes itself as a registered non-profit with the Ministry of Social Services and has worked in the community since 1998.
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Child Rescue and Rehabilitation
Children & Youth · Kenya
Provides a safe home and care, counselling and education for children who have been neglected, orphaned, abandoned or exposed to drugs and abuse.
Youth Counselling and Anti-Drug Advocacy
Addiction · Kenya
A youth group that reaches out to young people struggling with drug and substance abuse and guides them towards counselling and rehabilitation, alongside awareness activities in the community.
Girl Child Protection Services
Gender equality · Kenya
Creates safe spaces for girls facing early marriage, early pregnancy, abuse and harmful cultural practices, through counselling, mentorship and community awareness.
Support for Children with Disabilities
Disability · Kenya
Provides learning support, counselling and daily care for children living with disabilities, and encourages families to see their children's abilities.
Education Support and Bridge of Hope Primary School
Education · Kenya
Runs a primary school for up to 300 children from baby class to Grade 9 and supports learners through secondary school, college and university.
Community Empowerment and Sustainability Projects
Employment & Skills · Kenya
Income-generating activities such as basket weaving for women and wood carving for youth, plus a farm in Naivasha that produces food for the children's programmes and provides work for community members.
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