Thika, Kenya – Pt 2

On my last day in Thika, AfCiC staff went out into Thika town on ‘recruitment’.  The boys currently at the Interim Care Centre are all ready to leave and return to school and so over the last few months the charity has been identifying and talking to boys that they hope might want to get off the streets and back into school.  The ‘recruitment’ was the culmination of this process – early in the morning the boys are offered the chance to come into the ICC and start the long process of rehabilitation.  Some will drop out but AfCiC have a very high success rate and hopefully the boys below will make it back into school and education.

Newly recruited street boys at the Interim Care Centre run by AfCiC, Thika, Kenya. After they arrive, the boys are washed, fed and given new clothes, before settling in. Over the next few weeks they are slowly introduced to the rules of the centre and oNewly recruited street boys at the Interim Care Centre run by AfCiC, Thika, Kenya. After they arrive, the boys are washed, fed and given new clothes, before settling in. Over the next few weeks they are slowly introduced to the rules of the centre and oNewly recruited street boys at the Interim Care Centre run by AfCiC, Thika, Kenya. After they arrive, the boys are washed, fed and given new clothes, before settling in. Over the next few weeks they are slowly introduced to the rules of the centre and oNewly recruited street boys at the Interim Care Centre run by AfCiC, Thika, Kenya. After they arrive, the boys are washed, fed and given new clothes, before settling in. Over the next few weeks they are slowly introduced to the rules of the centre and oNewly recruited street boys at the Interim Care Centre run by AfCiC, Thika, Kenya. After they arrive, the boys are washed, fed and given new clothes, before settling in. Over the next few weeks they are slowly introduced to the rules of the centre and oNewly recruited street boys at the Interim Care Centre run by AfCiC, Thika, Kenya. After they arrive, the boys are washed, fed and given new clothes, before settling in. Over the next few weeks they are slowly introduced to the rules of the centre and o

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