Who Are We?
Swahiba is a Swahili word meaning a close friend. We are a gospel centered organization whose primary focus is on the marginalized, underprivileged and destitute communities living in the slums and rural areas.
Our Impact
Tabasamu Shoe Distribution
First Priority Strategy
Jitambue Purity Program – JPP
Food Baskets Distribution
Abide Christian Youth Camp
Young Hearts Children Ministry
Mentorship & Empowerment
Program
Brook of Grace Leadership Training
Ministry Goals 2024
- Jitambue Project Theme | Target 1400 Girls 25%
- Abide camp | Target 250 Students 1%
- Tabasamu Shoe distribution | Target 5,000 Shoes 4%
- First Priority Clubs | Target 2915 students 26%
- Mentorship & Empowerment Program | Target 150 girls 66%
- Widows & needy families food basket distribution | Target 200 families(for 12 months) 10%
- Brook of grace leadership Training | Target 200 families 15%
Events
From Our Blog
Empowering Widows: A Heartfelt Celebration on World Widows Day
World Widows Day conference held in Nairobi was a remarkable event, filled with encouragement, education, comfort, and hope for widows at various stages of their journey. With the theme "We See You," it marked the beginning of many similar initiatives. Swahiba...
Bringing Hope: Empowering Widows in Kibera
In Kibera, the communities we serve, it is traditionally the man’s responsibility to provide for the family. Most of these families survive on just $3 a day, which presents a significant challenge. The situation becomes even more dire when the breadwinner passes away,...
ABBIE PAUL KENYA MISSION TESTIMONIAL
Since the day I decided to go to Kenya for missions, I knew I was going to learn a lot, but nothing could have prepared me for this. It is one thing to hear stories about the change God can bring, but a completely different experience to see the transformation...
Swahiba Networks is a Christian organization whose primary focus is on the marginalized, underprivileged and destitute communities in Kenya.
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+254 700 428 083
info@swahiba.org