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 100% 100%

Mentorship & Empowerment Program | Target 150 girls 80% 80%

Tabasamu Shoe distribution | Target 7,500 Shoes 70% 70%

First Priority Clubs | Target 1500 students 56% 56%

Abide camp | Target 250 Students 100% 100%

Food Baskets Distribution | Target 2400 food baskets 60% 60%

Widows for widows | 36 most needy widows 100% 100%

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

Young Hearts Program | 500 Children 40% 40%

Mission Teams & Volunteer internship | 173 Volunteers 90% 90%

Events

From Our Blog

ABBIE PAUL KENYA MISSION TESTIMONIAL

Jun 18, 2024 | Kenya Missions

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...

SEBASTIAN’S KENYA MISSION TESTIMONIAL

Jun 17, 2024 | Kenya Missions

In preparation for this trip, I didn't take it too seriously until we started our d-groups. When we first got into our d-groups, our leader Tyler made sure we were going to take this seriously. He wanted to ensure that we would make our lives worthy of the kingdom and...

REAGAN CRONAN’S KENYA MISSION TESTIMONIAL

Jun 16, 2024 | Kenya Missions

Being in Kenya and talking to so many different people of various ages has had a significant impact on me. On Friday, we visited a predominantly Muslim school, and I spoke with a few Muslim girls. It was incredible to see that, despite their different religion, they...