ChildFund is an international non-governmental organization (NGO) working in over 25 countries 1 to help deprived, excluded, and vulnerable children have the capacity to improve their lives and become young adults, parents, and leaders who bring lasting and positive change to their communities. ChildFund is committed to child-centered change that leads to healthy and secure infants, educated and confident children, and skilled and involved youth. With an annual budget of approximately $233.5M (FY 2017), ChildFund currently reaches over 11.4 million children and family members across 25 countries, managing a portfolio of more than 326 local implementing partners. In Kenya ChildFund operations started in in the early 1960s, responding to the appalling conditions of children in the country, brought about by the political, economic and social realities of the time. Since 1974, the organization has gone through several developmental milestones some of which being expansion of its work to 26 out of the 47 counties and streamlining its partnership arrangement. In the 1970 and 1980, ChildFund Kenya was working with 102 local partners, mostly parents and guardians interest groups. In early 2000, these groups were amalgamated into 38 registered community based organisations (CBOs). Again in 2016, the CBOs, to make them stronger and with robust operation systems, were consolidated to 13 registered local Non-governmental Organisations (NGO)[1].