Respect for Diversity
HOCAN is sensitive to and respects human diversity including culture, politics, sex, religion, class, nationality, gender, race, age, and disability.
About HOCAN
The voice of disadvantaged children, especially young girls and women at risk.
HOCAN is a registered Community-Based Organization in Nakuru City working in children’s rights advocacy, SGBV prevention, and outreach to street children and families.
Who we are
A community organization built for advocacy, protection, and hope.
We are a registered Community Based Organization based in Nakuru City. HOCAN is involved in advocacy of children’s rights, sensitizing the community on Sexual and Gender Based Violence prevention, and outreach to street children and families.
Our work centers girls, women, survivors, children, and families who need protection, dignity, and a renewed chance at life.
Mission
To bring hope to the abused, neglected, and abandoned.
HOCAN endeavors to be the voice of disadvantaged children, especially young girls and women who are more at risk, while empowering communities. We aspire to bring hope to those that are abused, neglected, and abandoned and to give them a new lease on life.
Core values
The principles guiding HOCAN’s service.
Professionalism
HOCAN upholds professional ethics, pursues excellent execution of responsibilities, and is results oriented in service delivery to survivors.
Teamwork
We encourage a synergistic way of operation, with each person working toward a common goal and bringing out the best in one another.
Leadership
A Word From The CEO
Every child deserves a voice, a safe place to grow, and an opportunity to thrive. Protecting their dignity isn’t just our mission—it is how we rebuild the future of our community.