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For Hillary Kimutai, life had become an uphill battle. As a single father of four children living in Kipkaren informal settlement, he faced the difficult responsibility of raising his children while struggling with alcohol addiction and uncertain circumstances.
When the Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Programme Phase Two (KISIP 2) began affecting residents in the settlement, Hillary was among those facing relocation.
However, his situation presented a challenge that went beyond the ordinary compensation and resettlement arrangements.
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A vulnerable father raising four children alone, he needed more than a new place to live. He needed an opportunity to rebuild his life and give his children a more secure future.
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According to the County Government of Uasin Gishu, officials identified his family's circumstances during the project's implementation and sought guidance from county leadership on how best to support them.
Following background investigations, the County Project Coordination Team (CPCT) managed to trace Hillary's ageing mother in Turbo Sub-County.
