The project began in May, 2017 and ended in September 2020, on which the project provided support to children and youth living and working on the streets.
The following is the success of KKP project.
| No | Indicators | Success |
| 1 | Identification of children and youth living and working on the street | 1292 (799 M, 493 F) |
| 2 | Providing children with temporary shelter | 231 (165 M, 48 F) |
| 3 | Health Care and First Aid | 977 (658 M, 319 F) |
| 4 | Reunification of children with their families | 191 (126 M, 65 F) |
| 5 | Connecting youth with vocational training | 273 (78 M, 195 F) |
| 6 | Providing business start-up kit for youth after graduating vocational training | 132 (49 M, 83 F) |
| 7 | Providing parents with business capital | 44 (7 M, 37 F) |
| 8 | Providing scholastic materials to reunified children with their families and their sibling. | 428 (320 M, 108 F) |
| 9 | Providing health insurance cards to youth and children living and working on the street | 149 (52 M, 97 F) |
After Kizazi Kipya project completed, Railways Children Africa (RCA) extended the project for 10 months from July 2021- May 2022 with the aim of preventing the increment of street children and identification of children living and working on the street all the time (Full time street).
In controlling the increase of street entry children, the emphasis is on providing parenting training (ACT TRAINING) to parents and caregivers especially in areas that have many street children.
The targeted areas/activities is:
- Identifying children living and working on the street
- Reintegration them with their families
- To provide safe parenting training for parents and caregivers
- Providing scholastic materials.
- Providing health services
- To provide business training and food support to the most vulnerable families.