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.
Weekend Blessings for Children at ETCO
On the last weekend before schools reopened, ETCO shared another warm meal with children—full tables, patient queues, and the joy of being present for young people we only see often during holidays.
Let's create a brighter future through kids
During the holidays ETCO spends extra time with children—learning, play, and shared meals—because mentors who teach life skills today help raise a capable, hopeful generation tomorrow.
Keeping them engaged during holidays
With schools closed, ETCO kept children engaged through sports, drama, music, dance, drawing, and social skills—while more families joined our feeding programme and we asked the community to help sustain both.
1st ETCO Trip for Kids - Nairobi National Museum
Exposure shapes young minds: ETCO took thirty children to Nairobi National Museum for history, nature, and culture—thrilling, slightly scary, and a promise of more journeys ahead.
Cold day and sweet warm lunch
Even on a cold Nairobi day, ETCO heated the space and hearts—serving a warm lunch while children socialised and joined other programmes, and inviting skilled mentors to deepen what we can teach.
Children Feeding Program continues
When the country strained under protests over living costs, ETCO still opened every Saturday—because children still needed lunch, and sharing food still knitted our community together.
Rays of hope & tough economic times
After a bruising week for families, ETCO’s Saturday feeding offered a ray of hope—more neighbours lining up for meals as economic pressure and unrest strained household budgets.
Environmental Care and Children Feeding Program.Environmental Care and Children Feeding Program.
Prof. Sang David (Maseno University) visited ETCO to discuss healthy environments and national collaboration—then we continued our Saturday rhythm of feeding children and teaching practical life skills.