Moses Kibaki was brought to Shiphrah Centre together with his sister, Mary Wanjiku, after their case was referred by Riruta Police Station. Like his sister, he was a child in need of care, shelter, and protection.
When he arrived, Moses showed signs of neglect and poor care. His health and general condition reflected the difficult environment he had been living in. Unlike Mary, who was confident and expressive, Moses was more withdrawn and in need of encouragement to adjust to his new surroundings.
At Shiphrah Centre, Moses was welcomed with compassion. He received proper meals, medical attention, and a safe environment where he could slowly begin to heal. Being together with his sister Mary gave him a sense of comfort and familiarity, helping him adapt to his new home.
Over time, Moses began to show progress. With consistent care, love, and support, he started regaining his strength and confidence. Though his journey is ongoing, Moses now has the opportunity to grow in dignity and hope.
Today, Moses’s story is part of a larger picture of resilience and healing alongside his sister Mary. What began as a life marked by neglect is being transformed into a future filled with possibility, thanks to the care and protection of Shiphrah Centre.