Let Kids Be Kids
Protecting and empowering children in Murang'a and Kirinyaga counties
Learn More Get InvolvedAbout CDM Child Protection Desk

The Catholic Diocese of Murang'a Child Protection Office (CDMCPD) was established in 2018 as an integral part of the Diocese's mission to address child protection concerns across Murang'a and Kirinyaga counties.
The office acts as a central hub to enhance coordination, response, and support for children at risk, affected by abuse, neglect, or any form of exploitation.
Established
2018
Location
Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral grounds
Our Vision
A society where every child grows up in safety, dignity, and love.
Our Mission
To protect children from harm and empower them to thrive through holistic approaches combining prevention, response, and recovery.
Our Values
Confidentiality, Trust, Integrity, Respect, No Harm, Responsibility, and Best Interest of the Child.
Our Approaches
Preventive Approach
- Mentorship and awareness creation
- Forums in schools, churches, and with administrators
- Family case conferences and psychosocial programs
- Exchange programs and self-esteem building debates
Curative Approach
- Responding to cases requiring intervention
- Support through school fees and counseling
- Family reconciliation services
- Provision of food and non-food items
Monitoring & Follow-Up
- Continuous case monitoring and counseling
- Post-curative support for stability
- Tracking progress and recovery
- Ensuring long-term well-being
Our Programs

NurtureFirst Project
Targets children aged 0–3 years, focusing on affordable, quality home-based childcare, improving parental support, and strengthening early childhood development.
Key Focus Areas
Early childhood development • Parental support • Quality childcare
Legacy 4 Children Kenya (L4C)
Aims to reduce admissions into institutional care and promote family and community-based care setups, supporting reintegration of children into families.
Program Goal
Transition from institutional care to family-based careOur Impact
Transforming lives through protection, care, and empowerment
Over the years, CDMCPD has positively transformed thousands of lives. Children have found justice, been returned to safe homes, supported through school, and provided with psycho-social care.
1,000+
Children Supported
500+
Families Reunited
200+
Communities Reached
50+
Schools Engaged
