When the city is cold, hunger still shows up on time. ETCO Kenya keeps our feeding rhythm steady—hot food, safe play near our kitchen office, and visits that remind children they are seen.
No excuse for not giving a hand when needed
There are enough resources in the world for no one to go hungry—yet neighbourhoods still need practical help today. ETCO is grateful to donors who supply equipment and materials so our programmes can run with consistency.
Day of an African Child (DAC)
On Day of the African Child, ETCO stood with partners to celebrate children, raise Agenda 2040 awareness, serve hot meals, plant seedlings, and award learning materials—because rights should feel real on the ground.
Personal peace comes from full stomach.
Freedom means little if a child cannot eat. ETCO Kenya anchors its feeding work in that truth—peace begins where basic needs are met with consistency and respect.
Act of Care & Affection
Love can look like a ladle and a listening ear. ETCO believes feeding is a profound act of care—especially when we pair meals with awareness and advocacy for children who need champions.
"If you cant feed 100 people, just feed one child...."
You may not feed a hundred people today—but you can feed one child with consistency. ETCO’s Saturday rhythm tries to ensure children in Kibera find at least that anchor of hope.
Week Two May
Mid-May brought a joyful problem: so many children came that our doorway filled. We stretched portions with care and gave thanks—for trust, for donors, for a community that keeps showing up.
Happy New Month
A new month begins with the same promise: children deserve a safe space, a warm meal, and adults who keep showing up. ETCO thanks everyone who makes that possible.
We are happy to see them happy...
After schools closed, children learned our rhythm: play by the kitchen, then eat together. Numbers grew, joy grew—and we remain grateful to donors who make weekends reliable.
Kibera Rugby Academy - Junior Rugby
Rugby belongs in Kibera too. ETCO is building junior rugby with core values—plus shirts from friends and encouragement from Kenya Rugby Union—while working to feed athletes after hard training.
Feed a Kid Saturday (1st Event at our Office)
Our first major Saturday at the office showed the truth: need is rising. From roughly two hundred children toward three hundred, we need more food, mentors, and calm systems—while celebrating kids who find us even when we move.
Feed a Kid Saturday
School holidays increased need—and opportunity. Two hundred fifty-seven children joined ETCO for age-group games, creative coaching, and a lunch that keeps bodies ready to learn and play.
Imaginations spoken loudly
Art is imagination made visible—dance, drawing, music, story. ETCO’s Art Centre opens doors for informal-settlement talent to grow skills, showcase work, and pursue opportunity.