Where Hope Becomes Home
LASCAR ADOPTION CENTRE
Helps children find permanent, nurturing families with professionalism and discretion.
LASCAR ADOPTION CENTRE
Team
Mrs. Eizabeth Kamau
President/CEO
Serves as the chief executive and overall leader responsible for providing strategic direction, ensuring compliance with Kenyan laws such as the Children Act and oversight by bodies like the National Adoption Committee.
Benard Rono
Vice President
Serves as the Vice President and Assistant overall leader responsible for providing strategic direction, ensuring compliance with Kenyan laws such as the Children Act and oversight by bodies like the National Adoption Committee.
Dr. Joyce Cherono MSc.
Human Resource/Administration
Head of Department (HR). Manages employee lifecycles and daily office operations, including recruitment, onboarding, payroll processing, and maintaining personnel records
Kelvin Kipngeno Ngetich
Finance Manager & Procurement Department
The officer is responsible for the overall management of the centre’s financial operations, including budgeting, expenditure control, financial reporting, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations.
Myles Kerry
Children's Mentor
Support and guides children through their growth and adoption journey with compassion and confidence.
Evans Kibet
IT Technical Officer
The Officer is responsible for managing all technology systems that support the centre’s operations, data security, and communication.
Lucy Lennon
Director of Operations
Oversees daily business activities, drives strategic growth, and ensures efficiency across departments.
Vacant Position
Legal Advisor
An Office of Legal Officer generally head of LAC legal departmental unit that handles all our legal matters.
Services
Adoption Counseling
Private, compassionate counseling to help you understand the process, prepare emotionally, and make informed decisions.
Home Study Assessments
Comprehensive home studies to verify readiness, safety, and a supportive environment for a child to thrive.
Post-Adoption Support
Ongoing guidance and resources to help families adjust, bond, and navigate challenges after placement.
Legal and Documentation
We provides comprehensive legal and documentation services that are essential to ensure that every adoption process in Kenya is lawful, transparent, and in the best interests of the child. These services are grounded in the provisions of the Children Act and guided by oversight institutions such as the National Adoption Committee.
Application Process
The application process at the Lascar Adoption Centre follows a structured legal and social procedure designed to protect the best interests of the child while ensuring that prospective parents are fully prepared. The process is guided by the Children Act and supervised by the National Adoption Committee.
Our Application Process - Copy
The application process at the Lascar Adoption Centre follows a structured legal and social procedure designed to protect the best interests of the child while ensuring that prospective parents are fully prepared. The process is guided by the Children Act and supervised by the National Adoption Committee.
Schedule Booking
A personalized meeting between a staff member and a client, suitable for consultations or one-on-one discussions.
- Category: Consultation
- Service Length: 01:00 Hours
- Price:KSh10000
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Our Logo
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Portrait Image
A portrait image that was shot in 2020
Intro Video
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Lascar Adoption Centre Adoption Form A-1
Please Note - This It is not the final court document—it is the first step in the adoption screening process.
Personal Identification Documents
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Social and Home Assessment Documents
Coming soon
Financial and Employment Documents
Coming soon
Adoption Agency Documentation
Cooming soon
Child-Related Documents
Coming soon
Legal Documents for Adoption Court Process
Coming soon
Pricing Table
Testimonials
F.A.Q
Jobs
Child Administrator
- Education: Diploma or higher in Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE), Administration, or related fields.
- Experience: 3–5 years working in a childcare or similar institutional setting.
- Skills: Proficiency in MS Office/data systems, strong leadership, and excellent communication.
- Knowledge: Deep understanding of child protection policies and early childhood development milestones.
- Performance Bonuses: These are often tied to specific targets, such as maintaining school enrollment levels or passing health and safety audits. In some management roles, these can reach up to 25% of annual compensation.
- 13th-Month Pay: A customary year-end reward equivalent to one month's salary, typically paid in December to help with holiday expenses.
- Retention Bonuses: Offered to key staff to encourage them to stay with an organization for a set period, such as a multi-year project in an NGO.
- Sign-on Bonuses: Occasionally offered for specialized administrative roles in high demand or in remote areas to attract top talent
Every registered employer in Kenya must provide these basic benefits:
- Annual Leave: A minimum of 21 consecutive days of paid leave per year.
- Medical Benefits: Employers must contribute to the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) or the newly established Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF).
- Pension Contributions: Mandatory contributions to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) for long-term savings.
- Family Leave: Female employees are entitled to 3 months of paid maternity leave, while male employees receive 2 weeks of paid paternity leave.
- Sick Leave: A minimum of 7 days of fully paid sick leave annually, subject to providing a medical certificate.
- Operational Management: Maintaining child attendance, enrollment, and developmental records.
- Safety & Compliance: Implementing child safeguarding policies and protocols.
- Logistics & Support: Managing inventory, handling correspondence, and organizing staff rosters.
- Communication: Acting as a liaison between parents, staff, and management.
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Contact
- Westlands, Nairobi, Kenya
- 51121-00100
- +254-753125671 - 0726925025
- lascar.kenya@gmail.com
- Mon-Fri - 08:00-19:00
Welcome to the Lascar Adoption Centre, where every child is given a chance for a loving home and a brighter future. We are committed to guiding and supporting you through every step of the adoption journey with care, professionalism, and compassion.
