Our programmes

Our work is community-led: 9 programmes across four focus areas, planned and run with Kibera's residents. From weekly meals to reclaiming the Nairobi Dam, each programme reports activity from the field as it happens — so you can see exactly where support goes.

350 Children fed every Saturday
100 Older residents fed every Saturday
50 Young people fed every Saturday

Community Care

Practical, community-led support through weekly meals, essential goods and safe spaces for children, young people and older residents.

  • Child Empowerment

    Every Saturday, ETCO feeds approximately 350 children, 100 elderly individuals, and 50 youth in Kibera. Beyond meals, children engage in music, dance, art, computer lessons, sports, and life skills training.

  • Donations of Food and Essential Goods

    Collecting and distributing food and essential goods to vulnerable community members, ensuring access to basic necessities and fostering solidarity.

Environment and Climate Action

Neighbourhood clean-ups, river restoration, tree planting and environmental awareness around Kibera and Nairobi Dam.

  • Eco Community

    Mobilising community members in environmental conservation through clean-up campaigns, tree planting, and the Nairobi Dam Conservation Project to revive the reservoir for domestic and recreational use.

  • Nairobi Dam/Reservoir Conservation Project - Stage 1

    A coalition of organisations and community groups working to reclaim the Nairobi Reservoir by addressing waste and environmental damage along its waterways.

Children and Learning

School support, digital skills and learning opportunities that help children and adults build confidence and continue their education.

  • Computer Centre

    Providing computer education courses for adults and children in the community, along with internet access services to bridge the digital divide.

  • Education Empowerment

    Identifying talented, underprivileged children and securing sponsorships, partnerships, and donations to ensure uninterrupted access to schooling and learning materials.

Opportunity and Wellbeing

Sport, arts and livelihood programmes that develop skills, strengthen wellbeing and create routes into work and creative opportunity.

  • Business Empowerment

    Training and mentoring community members in employability skills, connecting them with job opportunities, and generating employment to help alleviate poverty.

  • Sports Empowerment

    Organising sporting activities for all ages to promote healthy lifestyles, showcase talent, and build a positive environment that discourages crime and substance abuse.

  • Art & Culture

    Teaching children African cultural music, dance, drawing, and painting — nurturing self-expression while preserving our rich heritage.

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