Nairobi, Kenya ยท Est. January 19, 2021

Embrace Centre Nairobi

A safe place in Kenya's capital where street-connected boys are welcomed into residential care, rehabilitation, discipleship, and a carefully supported journey home.

Boys playing in the courtyard at Embrace Centre Nairobi
Nairobi Centre Daily care, play, learning, and discipleship happen in a real home-like setting.

Safety, stability, care, and hope in Christ

Programs at the Centre provide boys with safety, stability, care, and the opportunity to rediscover direction and hope for their future in Christ.

The Nairobi Centre extends the same Gospel-centred Embrace model into Kenya's capital. Boys receive a safe place to stay, daily routines, personal care, counselling, learning support, spiritual encouragement, and preparation for reintegration with family whenever it is wise and possible.

The work is both practical and personal. Staff know each boy by name, listen to his story, trace family members, visit schools and homes, and continue follow-up after a boy returns to his community.

Daily care with a clear path forward

Boys playing in the courtyard at Embrace Centre Nairobi

Residential Care

Boys who come to Embrace receive a safe place to stay, where their basic needs of food, shelter, clothing, medical care, and hygiene are met.

Boys at Embrace Centre Nairobi holding books and gifts outside the centre

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation includes remedial academic support, Biblical counselling, discipleship, life skills, games, sports, and activities that help boys heal, learn, and grow.

A boy smiling during an Embrace Camp programme day

Embrace Camp

Camp programmes create focused time for Bible lessons, workshops, worship, games, and friendships with visiting teams.

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The everyday work of healing and growth

Rehabilitation at Embrace is not one programme. It is a rhythm of care that addresses a boy's body, mind, relationships, faith, and readiness for life back home.

Remedial Academic Support

Boys rebuild confidence, fill educational gaps, and prepare for successful learning when they return home and to school.

Biblical Counselling

Personal counselling helps boys process pain, conflict, habits, and past experiences in the light of Scripture.

Discipleship

The Gospel is shared through daily rhythms, prayer, teaching, and mentoring as boys are encouraged to know Christ personally.

Life Skills

Daily responsibilities and practical training help boys build character, habits, and readiness for life back in family and community.

Games, Sports and Activities

Play, teamwork, crafts, and activities help boys build healthy relationships, strengthen confidence, and discover their gifts.

A reintegrated boy standing with family members outside their home during follow-up

Nairobi care is always pointed toward home

The Centre is a place of safety, but the long-term goal is not institutional life. Whenever possible, Embrace works toward family reconciliation, school stability, church or community support, and continued follow-up after reintegration.

  1. 01

    A safe welcome

    Boys are invited from street life into a protected daily environment where immediate needs can be met with care and dignity.

  2. 02

    Healing routines

    Counselling, learning, discipleship, meals, rest, hygiene, chores, and play create structure while the staff team learns each boy's story.

  3. 03

    Family tracing

    Social workers trace family, visit homes and schools, and help prepare for a wise and supported return whenever reintegration is possible.

  4. 04

    Follow-up after home

    The Nairobi team continues to walk with boys and families after reintegration through visits, calls, prayer, school support, and encouragement.

Kenyan staff and missionaries serve boys day by day

The Nairobi Centre is carried by staff who provide daily care, social work, counselling, meals, mentoring, spiritual support, and follow-up with families.

Meet the wider Embrace team
Embrace Nairobi Centre staff standing together outside the centre

Walk with boys, families, and the Nairobi team

Prayer, visits, financial support, and faithful friendship all strengthen the same work: boys seen, loved, restored, and reconciled to God and family.