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From Crisis to Confidence: How SHOFCO Is Making Nairobi’s Hospitals Safer for Mothers and Children

SHOFCO is improving Nairobi's healthcare by enhancing infection prevention and hygiene practices in hospitals, significantly reducing surgical site infections and cholera cases, while educating over 180,000 community members and improving sanitation access for thousands.

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We Refused to Be Silent: How Mombasa Young Mothers Are Turning Pain into Purpose

Across Kenya, SHOFCO partners with Community Based Organizations (CBOs) that are deeply rooted in their communities—responding to urgent needs with creativity, courage, and care. Mombasa Young Mothers (MYM), is a women-led community-based organization working in Airport Ward, Changamwe Sub-County. Since 2019, MYM has become a powerful voice for adolescent and young mothers, many of whom have faced stigma, exclusion, and health risks for far too long.

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Peace by Piece: How SUN Builds Unity in Kenya

Through SHOFCO Urban Network (SUN), local leaders and youth are creating pathways for peace in Kenya. From peaceful elections to uniting 2 million members, SUN is transforming conflict into collaboration for a stronger future.

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Facing the Music: How SHOFCO Helped Elvis Find His Voice

Elvis McKenzie, a musician from Kibera, battled depression while pursuing his passion for music. Through SHOFCO’s mental health and financial literacy training, Elvis found the support he needed to heal and now helps others in his community find hope. Discover his inspiring story of resilience and transformation.

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A Flow of Hope: How SHOFCO is Redefining Water Access

SHOFCO is bringing life-changing access to clean, safe water in Kibera, one of Africa's largest informal settlements. Through innovative infrastructure and partnerships, we’ve ensured that thousands of families can rely on a steady supply of clean water every day.

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Sewing Seeds of Success: How SHOFCO Helped Esther Thrive

Esther Wanjiku from Mukuru turned her dream of fashion design into reality through SHOFCO’s free training. With $3, she started a tailoring business, now supporting her family and building a brighter future.

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