The Child Welfare Society of Kenya is a State Corporation for the care, protection, welfare, and adoption of children see Legal notice 58 of 23/05/2014. It is the National Adoption Society for Kenya, the National Emergency Response, welfare and Rescue Organization for children. The government agency was established and gazetted in 1955 as an approved society gazette notice 1768 of 27/12/1955, an exempt society gazette notice 1536 of 04/11/1955, Certificate of Exemption number 455 and the Adoption Society for Kenya, gazette notice no 1356 of 28/04/1969.
The Child Welfare Society is proud to introduce an exciting new partnership that aims to contribute positively to the Kenyan community. We have joined forces with Pakakumi, a leading gaming company known for its captivating crash game, which has gained immense popularity across Kenya. Our commitment to providing diverse opportunities for our community members has led us to this collaboration.
Through this partnership, we aim to create a unique fusion of entertainment and engagement. The Pakakumi crash game offers an exhilarating experience that resonates with individuals who seek thrill and excitement in their leisure activities. As an organization dedicated to the well-being and enrichment of the community, we are delighted to offer our support to Pakakumi's endeavors.
With this collaboration, we are not only promoting a form of entertainment that has captured the enthusiasm of many but also contributing to a safe and responsible gaming environment. We believe in Pakakumi's commitment to promoting responsible gaming practices, aligning with our core values of community welfare and education.
To explore the excitement of the Pakakumi crash game and join us in this thrilling journey, we invite you to play pakakumi. Together, we are shaping an innovative and responsible entertainment landscape for the Kenyan community.
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Led by the Principal Secretary Ministry of Labour and East Africa Community Affairs, Social Security and Services madam Susan Mochache, Child Welfare Society of Kenya responded to the drought emergency affecting children in parts of Trans Nzoia County including Namanjalala, Chepchoina/Kaptega, Nauyapong, Tuwani, Shimo la Tewa, Bondeni and Milimani locations.
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