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Uebert Angel Foundation and The GOOD News partnered with ETCO to strengthen the Saturday Children Feeding Programme—delivering nutritious meals and exemplifying what joint action can achieve.
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Uebert Angel Foundation and The GOOD News partnered with ETCO to strengthen the Saturday Children Feeding Programme—delivering nutritious meals and exemplifying what joint action can achieve.
On 29 June, ETCO with Uebert Angel Foundation (UAF) and Good News Church served 380+ people—from children to elders—through the Saturday outreach, with deep gratitude to UAF’s SE Nairobi branch.
Each Saturday, ETCO’s feeding programme tackles food insecurity for vulnerable children—providing nutritious meals, stability, and a space where volunteers and neighbours serve together.
A planned three-day river waste removal stretched to five days and a night—volunteers, PAKPRO, and KEPRO loaded trucks through delays, clearing clogged stretches across Kibera, Highrise, Seafar, and Nairobi West.
Day three of the Ngong River cleanup spanned Mashimoni, Highrise bridge, and Nairobi West—deepening ETCO’s learning on environmental suitability and resource management for lasting impact.
Day two of the Ngong River cleanup—with KEPRO, PAKPRO, authorities, and local groups—moved solid waste to holding points and sparked dialogue on turning waste into livelihood opportunities.
Day one of the three-day Ngong River cleanup united ETCO, PAKPRO, and KEPRO from Nairobi West to Mashimoni—with government, LLWF, Tetra Pak, and communities modelling shared stewardship.
ETCO’s Saturday feeding programme anchors weekly hope in Kibera—nutritious meals, belonging for children, and deep gratitude to volunteers, donors, and sponsors who keep the initiative alive.
On 25 May, ETCO joined the Uebert Angel Foundation and Good News Church to run our Saturday feeding programme—and to welcome Linda Gitau (Keke), our new Coordinator for Charity Events on the ETCO Board, as she saw the impact up close.
With SDI–Kenya, ETCO helped distribute relief food across Kibra to flood-affected residents, people who had been evicted, older people, disabled community members, and others facing acute vulnerability—reaching more than five hundred people.
Tujiamini SportPesa backed ETCO's tree planting, river clean-up and Saturday feeding programme, reaching over 450 children and 520 families in Nyayo Highrise Ward.
ETCO and Tujiamini SportPesa invited the community to a purposeful public holiday: plant trees, clear and unclog waterways, remember lives lost to floods, run the children’s feeding programme, and share food donations with residents of Nyayo Highrise Ward.