Our Story
How We Started
In July 1993 Corinne Murphy was involved in a car accident with her parents while on holiday in France.
She sustained a severe head injury and was in hospital for four months.
The following year, at the Methodist Association of Youth Clubs annual gathering, she had a vision of African children asking for help. Her response to this resulted in the Karibuni Trust being registered as a charity in March 1995.
The Trust aims to raise awareness and money to support projects for children on the streets and in the slums in Kenya.
The projects care for children physically living on the streets and/or who are supporting themselves on the streets by begging, stealing, scavenging or prostitution.
In July 1993 Corinne Murphy was involved in a car accident with her parents while on holiday in France.
She sustained a severe head injury and was in hospital for four months.
The following year, at the Methodist Association of Youth Clubs annual gathering, she had a vision of African children asking for help. Her response to this resulted in the Karibuni Trust being registered as a charity in March 1995.
The Trust aims to raise awareness and money to support projects for children on the streets and in the slums in Kenya.
The projects care for children physically living on the streets and/or who are supporting themselves on the streets by begging, stealing, scavenging or prostitution.