Kenyan Girls, Once Abused, Now Call a Crowdfunded Castle Their Safe Haven💕

Crowdfunding Effort Builds a Castle of Hope for Abused Kenyan Girls

In an inspiring show of compassion and global unity, over 7,700 people from around the world have come together to help build a new home for a group of abused Kenyan girls. These girls, many of whom have suffered from sexual abuse and neglect, will soon be living in a castle, thanks to the kindness of strangers. This heartwarming story, which began in

April 2016, reflects the power of community and the incredible impact of one person’s vision.

The Power of One: A Mother’s Mission to Help

The story began in early 2016 with Australian mom Sarah Rosborg, who was deeply moved by the plight of these Kenyan girls. As a longtime supporter of Rafiki Mwema, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing safe housing and emotional support to sexually abused girls, Sarah decided to take action.

She launched a GoFundMe campaign in April 2016 with a modest goal of $75,000 to help build a new home for these girls—one where they could feel safe, loved, and supported.

What happened next was nothing short of miraculous. Donations poured in from around the globe, and within just one month, the campaign raised over $200,000, far surpassing its original target.

The overwhelming support allowed Sarah and Rafiki Mwema to begin construction on “Queen’s Castle”, a therapeutic center where these young girls can heal and rebuild their lives.

From Pain to Hope: The Journey of the Kenyan Girls

Many of the girls who will be moving into Queen’s Castle have endured unimaginable hardship. In certain regions of Kenya, girls face severe gender inequality, often leading to sexual abuse and violence.

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