Community Engagement and Clean Up - Ngong Rivers
The occasion was graced by esteemed guests from the government administration, including the presence of the three chiefs led by Madam Elizabeth, and the Assistant County Commissioner. Their support and presence elevated the event, underscoring the importance of such initiatives at the administrative level.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who actively participated and contributed to the success of this event. Your dedication and commitment to environmental stewardship were truly commendable. Additionally, we appreciate the well wishes and support from those who were unable to attend physically but sent their encouragement.
The collaboration and support from our partners were instrumental in achieving the event's objectives. Moving forward, we eagerly anticipate further collaborations on upcoming events and activities aimed at fostering a cleaner and healthier environment for all.
Your continued support is invaluable to us as we strive to make a positive difference in our community and beyond.
The event achieved the following:
1. 320 community members sensitized and 105 of them participated in clean up.
2. 250 meters of the river were cleaned.
3. 3.4 tonnes of wet waste and 0.23 tonnes of dry waste were collected.
#LetTheRiversFlow
International Women's Day 2025
Today, ETCO, in collaboration with the Kibera Gender Advocacy Network (KGAN) partners, hosted a vibrant International Women's Day celebration at Canaan Estate Community Hall. The event brought together over 410 participants, highlighting the importance of gender equality, women's empowerment, and community solidarity. The day began with a powerful procession from AMREF in Laini Saba - Kibra to Canaan Estate, symbolizing unity and the ongoing fight for women's rights.
Early Lunch at ETCO
Diving deeper into the year with our children feeding program, yesterday's session at ETCO was filled with warmth, laughter, and nourishment. With the dedicated efforts of our team and the new interns, we ensured that over 350 children, along with elderly and youth members of the community, received a well-prepared meal. The presence of the interns brought fresh energy and enthusiasm, giving us hope for expanded children’s activities and engagement. As we continue to grow, we remain committed to ensuring that no child in our community goes hungry, and that every Saturday is a moment of joy and connection.
Sports: Final Whistles Tournament - Day 1
Yesterday, ETCO and partners proudly hosted the Final Whistle tournament under the theme Sports for Sobriety, under the Sports Department headed by Andrew Ayuma AKA: Mnyakuzi. This event, scheduled from January 19th to February 23rd, 2025, is ongoing and aims to promote healthy lifestyles and positive choices among male youth through the power of sports. The tournament will bring together 14 teams to compete every Sunday at the Undugu Ground, creating an engaging and supportive environment for participants to channel their energy and talents constructively. By using football as a platform, ETCO seeks to address societal challenges such as substance abuse while fostering teamwork, discipline, and community engagement.