Nourishing Young Lives
Beyond providing meals, ETCO's program also includes education on nutrition, life skills and hygiene, empowering children with knowledge that can lead to healthier lifestyles. Through interactive sessions and workshops, children learn about the importance of balanced diets and proper hygiene practices and environmental care, fostering habits that can last a lifetime. This holistic approach not only nourishes their bodies but also educates their minds, creating a foundation for healthier futures.
ETCO's Children Feeding Program not only impacts the lives of individual children but also strengthens communities by promoting health and well-being. By investing in the health of children today, ETCO is contributing to a brighter tomorrow, where every child has the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential.
Receiving potting bags for the Nairobi Dam Park Tree Nursery
Today, we've just received 20,000 Potting Bags from the Kenya Forestry Services through Officer James Mwangi.
New ETCO Office Furnishing in Kibera (Nyayo Highrise)
At the former Kibera Blessed Academy, ETCO has officially established its office space and is currently in the process of furnishing it to better serve the community of Kibra and Lang'ata efficiently. This marks a significant step in strengthening our operations and expanding our impact. We are sincerely grateful to all our donors, sponsors, and partners who continue to believe in our vision and are making this dream a reality. Your support is building more than just an office — it is building hope and opportunity for the community we serve.
Site Inspection for Tree Nursery at Nairobi Dam Park
Yesterday, ETCO, the Lang’ata Local Water Forum (LLWF), and the Highrise Youth Generation Group hosted Mr. James, a Kenya Forest Service Officer for Lang’ata Constituency (accompanied by Mr. Ken, KFS Officer Kamukunji), for a site visit to inspect our tree nursery. The initiative will begin with site preparation, training the Climate Worx team (cohorts), and the planting of at least 10,000 seedlings to support the long-term maintenance of Nairobi Dam Park.