One of the things that struck me a number of years ago, when I began travelling to Kenya was how many strong, independent, and...

This short video gives an insight into the Kibera sexual health training team in action.

Heartfelt messages of peace and joy to our extended family during the holiday season.

Kibera’s existence lies partly in its ability to foster creativity despite challenges, thanks to its local entrepreneurs.

One of the most enjoyable and deeply satisfying aspects of my ICT career has been to explain to clients how technology can bring huge...

In this video, Neil Moore tours the premises and speaks to Kibera Saints volunteers about some of the Kibera Saints Organisation projects.

In 2019 the global Covid pandemic restricted travel and in response, the focus of our interaction with our partners in Kenya became...

A recent survey* estimated that Kenyan schoolgirls lose 20% of their school education time because they cannot afford modern menstrual...

Without this trust, we would not be working in Kibera today.

In this short video, Billy Rogo (chair of the group) describes UMOJA in his own words.

Life can take a sudden and dramatic turn for the worse, especially in communities that have little or no state-provided healthcare. This...

Flexibility is the key to visits to Kibera.

Kenya Saints do an incredible job engaging with young people who are addicted to drugs, helping and encouraging them towards recovery...

Thank you to everyone who has been part of the NC Kibera journey in Kenya in 2023. As we begin 2024, some words spoken to our local...

Ryan Galpin and Project Team Leader Dave Boniface are joined by Irene Hendley who heads up the community healthcare team and Neil Moore,...

Rising from ashes: Kibera's resilience following the recent riots.

NC Kibera podcast #8. Ryan Galpin sits down with Project Team Leader Dave Boniface to get Kibera's latest news and updates. Dave and Ryan...

Riots in Nairobi devastate small businesses in the Kibera slum

Believe it or not, today, 14th March is International Ask a Question Day, so what better day to focus attention on some of the big issues...

My grandparents used to say "where there's muck there's money" and in Kibera there's certainly plenty of "muck". Specifically, a lack of...