Nairobi Reports 9,500 Child GBV Cases in 2025
Nairobi County reported a staggering 9,500 cases of gender-based violence (GBV) against children in 2025. This alarming statistic reveals the ongoing crisis in child welfare and safety in the region.
Daily Incidents of Child GBV in Nairobi
The data indicates that an average of 26 children were subjected to violations every day. These figures were compiled from various public health facilities across the county, suggesting a critical need for immediate intervention and support.
Impact of GBV on Children
Gender-based violence has severe implications for children’s physical and mental health. The effects can last a lifetime, leading to trauma, anxiety, and a range of health issues.
Call to Action
- Increase awareness about child safety and preventive measures.
- Enhance support services for survivors of GBV.
- Encourage community involvement in protecting children.
- Advocate for stronger legislation to deter acts of violence against minors.
Efforts must be intensified to address this crisis, keeping the safety and well-being of Nairobi’s children at the forefront. With 9,500 reported cases, it is essential that local authorities work together with communities to protect vulnerable youth.
