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These are some of the fundamental rights that every child should be afforded, though they are not the only rights necessary for a child's well-being and development. Together, let’s work to uphold and protect these essential rights for all children.

Behind community transformation lies great hearts. They dedicate their skills, knowledge and time every day. Often their days are long. But great is the reward that comes with every small change today. Keep walking....

This International Day of the Girl Child, we stand with girls everywhere, championing their vision for a brighter future. At Early Start Africa, we are committed to advocating for their education, empowerment, and rights. Let’s build the future they envision together!

Play is a vital element of learning and development for every child, everywhere. Each stakeholder must play their part to expand and safeguard children's play opportunities regardless of context. https://lnkd.in/d8p7knDr

We can all work together to improve the state of the world's environmental health.

Empower your parenting journey with our tips! Use our tested strategies for positive parenting and unlock your child's full potential. Check our other programs to discover more ways to nurture growth and creativity in your children and those around you.

As we continue celebrating World Literacy Day, help us mobilize and expand access to reading resources for as many children across Kenya and East Africa. Early Start Africa is committed to ensuring all children have access to literacy resources early in their lives.

Joan Lombardi and team, great initiative to add to the basket for a brighter future for all children. Stuff to be replicated in the Global South and definitely, across the globe.

One way to address the learners literacy in Africa is to ensure children are exposed to a wide variety of reading resources. Reading to young children is an important way to help them build language skills. It exposes them to new words and ways of using language. It also helps them learn general information about the world, which makes it easier for them to learn about new subjects once they get to formal schooling.