We celebrated the end of the school year on July 2 for the more than 300 students at Kimbilio's school. And...drum roll...we're...

A group of Kimbilio's secondary school students spent the day at the museum for a guided tour. In the DR Congo, primary, secondary and...

Sixteen year old Gloire has graduated from vocational training in welding! Gloire has lived in Kimbilio's transit house for boys since...

We participated in the International Bureau for Children's Rights' (IBCR) second workshop as part of the Consulting Committee for Child...

Twelve girls from Kimbilio had the wonderful opportunity to spend a day with their peers at AFEEL, the English-speaking school in...

Fourteen year old Gloria is living with her biological family again! She had left her maternal aunt's house because of mistreatment, and was fortunate to have had local social services workers of the Congolese government, with whom we partner, transfer dGloria to Kimbilio. She's been at our transit house for girls for the past 6 months while our team performed the consuming work of seeking out and building a relationship with her family. Success! #streetchildren #reintegra

Vicky, the oldest of seven children, is 14 years old. Her father is not alive and her mother and the children have been living in extreme poverty. None of the children have been able to attend school. Vicky reached the point where challenges at home were such that she turned to life on the street. After a long time residing at Kimbilio, our reintegration team just succeeded in returning Vicky to her birth family. In the fall, Kimbilio will cover her tuition to attend ou