Stop child abuse (SCA) is a Refugee led organization, funded in 2019 in kakuma refugee camp Kalobeyei settlement in Turkana County after seeing the challenges faced by children, youth and women. Many children are abused by adults by violating their rights as given by United convention on child rights and need of help to stop such child abuse and promote their rights and dignity, some children have no access to education for lack of scholastics materials, Overall 15 percent of the total child population in Kakuma and Kalobeyei (14,146; 38 per cent girls) are documented as unaccompanied, separated and vulnerable, requiring continuous protection, support and follow-up. Another 1,040 unaccompanied children live in child-headed households need support, increasing of girls drop out school cases which need emergency intervention to promote girls education, drug abuse and alcoholism to children and youth which harm their health, unemployment of youth and single mothers which affect their present and future lives. Stop child abuse (SCA) is engaged to protect and promote children, youth and women development with a special mission to End child abuse and improving children, youth and women lives and a vision to build a world in which every child attains the rights to survival, protection, development and participation. Stop child abuse (SCA) is focusing on awareness of refugees on child rights as given by the united convention on child rights, girls for girl’s project where girls are educating to don’t likely to marry young and more likely to lead healthy, productive lives, earn higher incomes, participate in the decisions that most affect them and build better futures for themselves and their families. Girls' education strengthens economies and reduces inequality, youth awareness on drug abuse and alcoholism and training in life skills to youth and single mothers to promote self-empowerment.