Kenya AIDs orphans find safe haven

Innovative project builds village of 100 homes where 1000 orphans live with 100 foster grandmothers.

More than one million children in Kenya have lost their parents to AIDS. Many of them end up living in poverty.

Their plight is also shared by the elderly who lose their primary caregivers. But a project in southeast Kenya has been offering hope to some.

Al Jazeera’s Rawya Rageh reports from Nyambani, southeast Kenya.

Source: Al Jazeera