Cultural Diversity at the Kibera School for Girls
-Kindergarten class, performing a traditional Luhya naming ceremony, with Jane holding the ‘baby. The current unit in social studies…
Bringing Clean Water to Kibera
-Shining Hope’s water tower Most homes in Kibera have no running water, forcing individuals to buy their water from…
Community Health Worker Program
-In heavily populated regions like Kibera, information tends to travel by word of mouth. When Shining Hope for…
Microfinance at Kibera School for Girls
-Some of the women of ‘Gatwekera Tina, the social worker at Kibera School for Girls (KSG), had been troubled…
Field Trip to the National Museum!
-In 2009, The Kibera School for Girls had two wonderful volunteers: Kate O’Reilly-Jones and Matt Podolin. Both have…
SHOFCO’s First Community Baseline Survey
-Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO) recently completed its first research project in Kibera. We trained 20 community members…
