Swahiba Networks | Reaching communities with passion and compassion

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.

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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 2025

Jitambue Project Theme | Target 500 Girls 23% 23%

Mentorship & Empowerment Program | Target 150 girls 24% 24%

Tabasamu Shoe distribution | Target 7,500 Shoes 12% 12%

First Priority Clubs | Target 1500 students 21% 21%

Abide camp | Target 250 Students 8% 8%

Food Baskets Distribution | Target 2400 food baskets 10% 10%

Widows for widows | 36 most needy widows 10% 10%

Brook of grace leadership Training | Target 100 leaders 15% 15%

Young Hearts Program | 500 Children 15% 15%

Mission Teams & Volunteer internship | 173 Volunteers 23% 23%

Events

From Our Blog

Abide Camp 2025: RESTORED!

Jun 10, 2025 | Abide Camp

Imagine a week that could change a student's life forever. A week of laughter, friendship, and deep connection with God. That's what we're building at Abide Camp 2025: RESTORED! ✨From August 10th-15th, 2025, we're gathering 250 students to dive into the promise of...

Mombasa Shoe Distribution Wrap-Up – Bangladesh Informal Settlements Impact

May 23, 2025 | Tabasamu

Over 1,900 children in Mombasa’s informal settlements now walk in dignity thanks to The Shoe That Grows. Through the Tabasamu Initiative, we distributed 1,905 pairs of durable, adjustable shoes across nine schools, including Nazarene Primary (Ganahola), St. Jude...

Tabasamu Mikindani

May 20, 2025 | Tabasamu

There are some moments in life that words can barely describe—like the joy of receiving your very first proper pair of shoes. Only those who’ve walked barefoot or in improper shoes can truly tell that story. And through the Tabasamu (Smile) Initiative, more children...