Enock Kiplangat, the 7th born in a family of ten children, was only 5 years when his family’s dire living situation came to light. His home, a small, cramped hut in Mogor community, Transmara East Sub-County, Narok County, could barely accommodate the large family. The single hut served as a living room, kitchen, and bedroom for Enock's parents and younger siblings. The older siblings were forced to seek shelter from neighbors, a risky practice, particularly for the teenage girls who were vulnerable to sexual abuse as they wandered at night. "We depend mostly on menial jobs to provide for the family," Enock’s father shared, his voice heavy with resignation. "These jobs are scarce, and when we do find them, we earn just KES 200 to 250. It’s impossible to save enough to build another hut for the girls or boys."