World Vision Kenya and its partners, including AVSI Kenya, will center primarily on HIV-infected and at-risk OVC, AGYW, and their households, invest in targeted capacity building of services providers and make the implementation process collaborative and inclusive of direct beneficiaries, community-based organizations, youth groups, faith-based community organizations, and county structures as well as the private sector. The vision of the project is that all HIV affected children and their households will be Healthy, Stable, Safe, and Schooled. 

HEALTHY- HIV/AIDS and Nutrition
Interventions will support the achievement of health outcomes, build health and nutrition knowledge and skills of caregivers, and facilitate access to essential health services, especially HIV testing, care, and treatment to enable vulnerable children, especially girls, to stay HIV free.

STABLE – Economic Strengthening and Livelihoods
Activities will reduce economic vulnerabilities and increase resiliency in adolescents and families affected by and vulnerable to HIV. These activities include training for financial literacy, village savings and loans associations (VSLAs), and start-up  business kits.

SAFE – Child Protection and Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Activities will prevent and mitigate violence, abuse, exploitation, and neglect of children and adolescents, including sexual and gender-based violence. Some of the activities include positive parenting classes with caregivers, staff training at the health facilities working on the project, and sensitization through targeted messaging for parents on child protection.

SCHOOLED – Education Interventions will overcome barriers to accessing education, including enrollment, attendance, retention, and progression and/or transition. For older children, linkages to internships and business opportunities are fostered. Vocational training and support for the return to school through education subsidies are provided.

Through project implementation, all activities incorporate two cross-cutting themes: gender and youth. The project has a gender-focused social behavior change strategy and communication plan that will guide gender transformative activities at the community, household, and individual level while promoting the uptake of health and social surfaces for both orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and adolescent girls and young women (AGYW).