Jan 22, 2020 | Tabasamu |
The Swahiba Team was in Kibera Slums where 537 faces were lit when receiving a brand new pairs of shoes. Kibera is the largest Slum South of Sahara with an estimated 800,000 people living in 4miles radius with limited toilets/plumbing/access roads and on incomes of...
Jan 22, 2020 | Tabasamu |
The Swahiba Team today was at Lang’ata Women Prison with over 300 inmates. We had the privilege of giving 98 pairs of new shoes to children living within the prison and neighborhood. It’s tough for children who have their Mum’s in prison but today we shared the love...
Jan 22, 2020 | Tabasamu |
Today was the first day of Tabasamu Shoe distribution. We had the joy of putting smiles on the faces of 93 girls including those of Muslim background at the Hope World Wide Kenya (HWWK) Center which is a faith based organization in the Slum of Mukuru kwa Reuben....
Sep 16, 2019 | Abide Camp |
My name is Nakyato Olivia from Uganda. It’s my first time to come to Abide Camp and to Kenya as well. I thank God for the opportunity to be part of such a great camp; to be honest I have not remained the same. There’s lots of fun in the games and also learning in the...
Sep 16, 2019 | Abide Camp |
Having visited Kibera earlier in the year with a team of 9 of us from our church serving with the swahiba team, we were so excited to be a part of Abide Camp 2019. Working with the Swahiba staff team we had already experienced the servant hearted, life-giving, joyful...
Sep 12, 2019 | Abide Camp |
First of all I want to thank God for the opportunity given to me to be part of Abide Rooted Camp 2019 in Kenya and I also thank Him for using the vision bearer Mr. Peter Abungu. From the first day we started the camp, I have experienced a lot of things such as...
Aug 29, 2017 | Swahiba Missions - Kibera |
“Go change the world,” words from a friend as I left for Nairobi, Kenya this summer to spend a couple of weeks serving in the slums of Kibera. Little did I realize how much their world would end up changing me. Several people have asked about my time in Kenya―the...
Jul 12, 2017 | Kenya Missions, Swahiba Missions - Kibera |
Before taking my recent (and first time) trip to Nairobi to work with Swahiba Networks (SN), I prepared myself for what I might find. I knew there would be extreme poverty, seemingly unlivable living conditions, trash, bad smells, and people on top of people in the...
Jun 19, 2017 | Swahiba Missions - Kibera |
Kibera is the perfect picture of what most Westerners believe Africa to be. Rows on rows of tiny tin houses line the streets. An array of garbage decorates the ground, and people with dusty clothes and tired eyes are around every corner. Everyone is very literally...
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