Glad’s House Kenya

Kenya roots
Source review: 2026-10-05

Your guide to Glad’s House Kenya

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Reported work and places

Education; Children and youth; Protection and inclusion. Reported activity: Kenya.

Its September 14, 2026 organization-authored project update reports an operating Book Club offering reading, books and a safe learning space for street-connected children in Kenya. Claims about healing and confidence are reported observations, not independently established psychological outcomes.

Evidence dated 2026-09-14. Current organization-authored project report dated September 14, 2026; describes continuing Book Club reading support, not a specific single delivery day.

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Who receives your money

Organization roots: Kenya
Roots and operating base: Founded in 2006 by a Kenyan and British volunteer in Mombasa to support street-connected children. The Kenyan registered NGO is distinguished from the former UK Glad’s House charity that was amalgamated in 2020.
Reviewed legal entity: Glad’s House Kenya · Kenya
Named recipient: GlobalGiving Foundation Inc. for Glad’s House project #65916 · United States
Giving route: Authorized charitable intermediary, explicit US project designation

Selected named US/USD wire or non-UK cheque instructions use GlobalGiving Foundation Inc./GlobalGiving with project #65916 designation. GlobalGiving receives the initial gift and grants to the Kenyan project, retaining fees; UK/GBP routes instead name GlobalGiving UK. Offline transfers are manually processed. Listed book/lesson/salary prices are illustrative, not guaranteed attribution of an individual gift. No data or money submitted.

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Country evidence and reporting periods

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Kenya

Street-connected children participated in Book Club reading and learning in a safe space, according to its current programme update.

Reporting period: Current organization-authored project report dated September 14, 2026; describes continuing Book Club reading support, not a specific single delivery day. · September 14, 2026 report Book Club: A Space for Learning, Healing and Hope, authored by Head of Programs Mnengwa Liz

Evidence stage: Reported services delivered

No independent measurement of healing or confidence. Selected beneficiary is US GlobalGiving Foundation, not the removed UK Glad’s House charity. Kenya website FAQ template placeholders and generic tax claims are excluded. No current clinical delivery or national-scale service promised.

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What we checked, and what remains uncertain

Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-05: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.

Minimum public-source checks only. Identity and delivery statements may be organization-reported. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today. No independent measurement of healing or confidence. Selected beneficiary is US GlobalGiving Foundation, not the removed UK Glad’s House charity. Kenya website FAQ template placeholders and generic tax claims are excluded. No current clinical delivery or national-scale service promised.

Official Kenyan NGO footer identifies OP.218/051/2010/0119/6304 and Mombasa address. Current GlobalGiving organization page identifies Glad’s House in Mombasa. The former UK trust no1115744 was removed after amalgamation and is not the listed legal recipient.

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Public sources corroborate identity or source attribution only; no independent impact audit.

Source relationship: Organization-authored current report and fundraising project on GlobalGiving; own Kenyan NGO footer supports legal identity; platform vetting not an independent field audit

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