Community-led change in Kibera

Community is essential. Together we achieve far more than we could alone. With your support, residents of Kibera are restoring their environment and growing a new generation with the skills and confidence to make lasting change.

Work in progress, reported from Kibera

Recent notes from the programmes, partnerships and community activity taking place now.

10 October 2026

Mazingira Day - Community Clean Up

As we continue working towards long-term, sustainable waste management solutions in Kibera and other informal settlements, we must not overlook the immediate challenges facing our communities. These include unclogging blocked waterways, conducting regular community cleanups, and educating residents on proper waste handling and disposal. On 9 October 2026, ETCO, in partnership with LLWF, ABC, KAGO, KCERT, Kibera Eco-Care and the County Government, joined hands in a community cleanup exercise to clear blocked waterways and promote a cleaner, healthier environment as we prepare for the anticipated El Niño rains.

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Mazingira Day - Community Clean Up field report image
  1. Engaging Children through Feeding Program field report image
    12 September 2026

    Engaging Children through Feeding Program

    Thanks to Chris and Jayne, ETCO had a warm feeding program for children at our new office—bringing joy, a good meal, and community together in Kibera.

People and evidence around the work

Evidence from the work

Approximate weekly figure, ETCO-reported Every Saturday As of 14 October 2026

350 children

Children fed

Approximate weekly figure, ETCO-reported Every Saturday As of 14 October 2026

100 older residents

Older residents fed

Approximate weekly figure, ETCO-reported Every Saturday As of 14 October 2026

50 young people

Young people fed

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