Invicta Child Foundation

Invicta Child Foundation was Founded in Nairobi in 2014 by Stanley Wanga assisted by a coalition of educators, health professionals, and community leaders alarmed by the persistent challenges faced by vulnerable children. Early interventions in Kisumu, Nakuru, and Mombasa offered literacy camps, nutrition support, and child protection workshops. Despite initial impact, funding constraints led to a hiatus in 2019. In 2025, Invicta in conjunction with Actup Africa reemerged with a streamlined mission: to deliver Bags of Hope, a tiered, portable kit model designed to remove barriers to education, health, and wellbeing across Kenya. Drawing on lessons from pilot programs and global best practices, we now combine rigorous data collection with deep community partnerships to scale sustainably. Vision: A World where every child, regardless of circumstance, has the tools and support to learn, grow, and thrive. Mission: To equip vulnerable children with essential, durable resources—packaged in portable, tiered backpacks—ensuring equitable access to education, hygiene, nutrition, and safety. Bags of Hope consists of five distinct tiers, each featuring the Standard Backpack and an escalating set of durable, reusable items. Tier selection aligns donor capacity with child need, ensuring scalable impact: