Holistically transforming the Kibera slum
Over one million Kenyans live in Kibera, the largest slum in Africa. The people there face many hardships and dangers, including poverty and unemployment, HIV/AIDS, witchcraft, natural disaster and regional instability. Access to education is limited, and at-risk abandoned children wander the slums. These challenges hinder the development of the country and its people.
Our local partner in Kenya is faithfully committed to building the church in Kenya and transforming communities through education and empowering women and children.
Together, we are committed to building the church in Kenya and transforming communities through education and empowering women and children.
