The Jitambue Aid Program

April 16, 2024
by Swahiba@OlympicDrive

The Jitambue Aid Program is dedicated to supporting the most vulnerable girls in our Jitambue Purity Program. Through this initiative, these girls are paired with generous donors who contribute to provide essential support throughout their high school journey. This donation covers the costs of dignity packs, weekly mentorship sessions, life skills training, annual youth camp fees, food baskets, and a pair of shoes. By alleviating financial burdens, we enable these girls to focus on their education, laying a solid foundation for breaking the cycle of poverty.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our supporters for their unwavering support and commitment to transforming the lives of these girls.

We also extend a warm invitation to others to join us in this noble cause. Your contribution will make a significant impact on the lives of these girls, providing them with essential support and opportunities for a better future.

For further details, please reach out to jproject@swahiba.org.

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Answering the Great Commission: Serving Together in Kibera

Answering the Great Commission: Serving Together in Kibera

Harkening to the Great Commission and quite literally journeying to the “ends of the earth,” a dedicated mission team from First Baptist Cleveland, Tennessee stepped out of their comfort zones to serve alongside the Swahiba Networks team in the heart of the Kibera...

read more
Hosting a Transformational Pastors’ Mission Team in Kenya

Hosting a Transformational Pastors’ Mission Team in Kenya

We are deeply grateful for the privilege of hosting a remarkable team of pastors for a seven-day mission trip to Kenya, held from Monday, 19th January to 26th January 2026. The delegation was led by Pastor Brett Sanders of First Baptist Church, Georgia, whose...

read more
Tabasamu Kibera Slums Dec 2025

Tabasamu Kibera Slums Dec 2025

The Tabasamu Shoe Distribution 2025 for the Nairobi slums has officially come to an end, with the final distribution taking place in Kibera where it all began 23 years ago. This closing chapter was especially meaningful, filled with powerful stories that reminded us...

read more

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This