Long holidays pushed more families to ETCO’s feeding days—stretching our budgets while reinforcing why we also serve youth and elders, not only children.
Successful Weekend again
Another Saturday feeding that felt like community: volunteers, hot meals, laughter, and the quiet proof that small kindnesses stack into real change.
Let The Rivers Flow campaign
Environmental conservation is not a one-off event at ETCO—it is a duty we carry every day. Alongside partners and community groups, we work to keep our rivers and neighbourhoods healthy so the planet remains a safe home for everyone.
Saturday, another reason to stay happy.
Saturdays are special at ETCO: we gather to share meals with children, young people, and elders—turning the weekend into a dependable moment of joy, belonging, and nourishment in Kibera.
Feeding Program Success
Our children’s feeding programme sits at the heart of ETCO. Each Saturday we gather so young ones enjoy a proper lunch—made possible by donors whose generosity we never take for granted—and we celebrate the learning and friendship that happen around the table.
It's Saturday again
Even when the weather turns cold and rain threatens, ETCO’s Saturday feeding programme holds steady—because children still need a warm lunch, and our team still shows up with the same resolve.
Let The Rivers Flow Launch
We refuse to accept littered, neglected environments: clean surroundings mean healthier people. ETCO joined EcoWB, Power Engineers, the Nairobi Rivers Commission, and the Water Resources Authority to launch the Nairobi Rivers Cleanup Initiative—so water moves freely from source to use, safely.
Nairobi Rivers Clean up Invitation
ETCO, Ecologists Without Borders, and Power Engineers—alongside the Nairobi Rivers Commission and Water Resources Authority—invited Nairobi residents to the grand launch of the Nairobi Rivers clean-up at Gatina–Kawangware, a vital step ahead of the El Niño rains.
Exciting to have the feeding program
Each Saturday, ETCO runs a feeding programme for children and elders—fuelled by genuine excitement in our team as we prepare nourishment, dignity, and smiles for those who need it most.
Meeting with Nairobi Rivers Commissioners
ETCO’s leadership joined Lang’ata MP Phelix Odiwuor (Jalang’o) on a courtesy visit to the Nairobi Rivers Commission—meeting leadership and reinforcing that clean rivers and local jobs belong in the same conversation.
Early Lunch and rainy weather
Children relax at ETCO like a second home—sharing lunch, play, and ordinary weekday hours. When rain and cold arrive, we shift schedules so meals and activities stay safe and warm.
The Joy of Life
Another Saturday at ETCO reminds us that “life” is sharing what we have—however modest—and finding happiness in togetherness, smiles, and the small habits that teach children compassion and empathy.
Nairobi Dam Restoration Talks
ETCO joined Power Engineers and Ecologists Without Borders to advance phase one of the Nairobi Dam Conservation Project—aligning field work with national climate dialogue and President Ruto’s call for shared, global solutions.