New Life Mwangaza Rehabilitation Centre (NLMRC) is a Transition center for street connected boys and youth located at Katani in Machakos County. It was established in 2008 with the support of Sisters of Mercy and other partners to address the problem of many street-connected children that were affected by the problem of drug and substance abuse. NLMRC implements a residential rehabilitation and aftercare program that is aimed at rescuing, rehabilitating, reintegrating and empowering street-connected boys and youth within the age bracket of 14- 18 years. The organization collaborates with government, families and communities to prevent children and youth from living and working on the streets and to ensure they lead self-reliant and drug-free lives.
NLMRC’s vision is to prevent children and youth from living and working on the streets and rescue, rehabilitate & reintegrate street-connected children & youth. This is achieved through a holistic strategy that considers the centrality of families and communities in Child safeguarding and protection.
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To prevent children and youth from living and working on the streets and rescue, rehabilitate & reintegrate street-connected children & youth. This will be achieved through a holistic strategy that considers the centrality of families and communities in Child protection.
A society where street-connected children and youth live in a family setup, leading useful and drug-free lives.
Compassion, dignity, impartiality, integrity, and professionalism are not just words, but the guiding principles that define our commitment to serving every beneficiary and stakeholder with empathy, respect, fairness, trust, and ethical excellence at NLMRC
The staff will treat all clients with love and compassion and be willing to empathize with their situation without enabling their dependency.
staff shall conduct their dealings with each other and with others with integrity to foster mutual trust.
All clients and beneficiaries of NLMRC will be treated with respect and their humanity upheld while receiving services from the organisation
