The loss of one or both parents due to the ongoing war in the region, confronts a child with immense psychological and social problems as well as reducing a child’s chances of starting, continuing, or completing school. As they grow older, they are also vulnerable to sexual abuse and possible HIV/AIDS infection. These risks and other vulnerabilities are also likely to harm their future livelihoods as well. There are no shortcuts or quick solutions to these problems facing orphans and vulnerable children. A sustained commitment to protecting and improving the lives of these orphaned children is required so as to ensure that their needs are addressed through actions at the local level as well as at the higher levels, so that interventions made can achieve the widest possible impact. There is constant increase in number of orphaned and vulnerable children, especially in urban centres who are lacking adequate care and support. The challenge of the orphan home center was to mobilize resources to facilitate setting up of an orphanage centre to alleviate the prevailing problem of poor care of the orphans and other vulnerable children whose number is so big and is increasing constantly due to war.