Touch Kibera Foundation

Touch Kibera Foundation and JW Show will be sponsoring 4 tickets (2 boys and 2 Girls) from Kibera slum for the annual JW Show slated for the 27th Nov 2021 at KFCB, Nairobi Cinema. All you need to do is to inbox us with your name, where you live and what you do for your community that stands out!
Come on, surprise us!

See you there!

We salute all our friends and supporters for standing with us these past years and more so recently when Covid -19 hit us hard and we couldn’t ran our programs as we had hoped for due to the financial and social constraints that were attributed to the Covid 19 Pandemic. Some of our supporters and friends indeed continued to stand with us even when things seemed tough, and we thank you ALL for that. Special thanks to Mr. Jim Ponder for standing with us when we really needed his support.

The good news is that soon we shall be resuming our activities and programs to full scale as we undergo restructuring, resource mobilizations and possible partnerships for our activities and programs. We shall be announcing these changes in due course.

Touch Kibera Foundation BIO'S

We are proud to have collaborated with Teen moms -SafeHaven program in Nakuru to share our love.

Meet our Street Families as we prepare them to present them to the world of opportunities.

The psychological trauma that girls in the informal settlement go through when they can’t afford and access sanitary towels/pads is immense on the girl child. We are glad to have shared this small gift of sanitary towels with SUPERB CBO led my Yasmin Mohamed. A true advocate for girls rights and dignity.

Thank you Nancy Feldman ( BU women soccer coach) for your donation of sports equipments and Tony Ngare for making it possible for the package to arrive in Kibera. The donation couldn’t have come at a better time than this when we ALL need to be active again after the effect of COVID-19.

Everlyne Achieng just resumed her 3rd semester, first year in high school @ Ngara girls Secondary School. While on the school break she would help her family in house chores and even help coordinate activities for Touch Kibera Foundation. She exemplifies service above self and leadership. Touch Kibera Foundation and our supporters are proud to support Everlyne through her high school education. We wish Everlyne and other students good luck in the new school semester! Consider supporting more students like her. Please visit; [email protected]" rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected] and make your donation.

Since the Coronavirus pandemic started over a year ago, many families in Kibera slums have felt hard the effects that the pandemic has brought into their lives. e.g lose of jobs, death and above all disintegrated families. John a single father of two girls Diana 10 and Sharon 9, lost his job as a night guard and couldn’t sustain and feed his small family. But from our little basket of donation we helped him set up a small scale business of cooking and selling “Mandazi” doughnuts in Kibera so that he can sustain himself and his two beautiful girls. If he does well and is able to save some money, we will double whatever he has and possibly expand his business. This is a good example of not giving the fish but rather teaching how to fish.

If you would like to donate and help other struggling families like Peter’s please visit our website at www.touchkiberafoundation.org and make your donation. We need your help NOW!

When TKF started way back in 2015 with this bunch of handsome boys!
The journey is still on despite the modern challenges! 🙏🏾

Poor Children

“They are the future of humanity
But many of them living in poverty
And without shelter homeless on the street
Searching through rubbish bins for scraps of food to eat.
Poor children are victims of circumstance
In life they never really get a chance
Or have opportunities as privileged children do
The road from the poor suburb to prison leads them to.
Poor children without homes and sleeping rough
And life for them already hard enough
At the wrong end of the social divide
Any chance of a good future to them is denied.”

Poem by: Francis Dugan.

Ps. Over 1 billion children live under poverty and according to UNICEF over 22,000 children die globally everyday because of poverty.

Surely, we can do something about this!!!.

Festive celebrations at Touch Kibera Foundation. We make is simple, better and enjoyable to every child. We are all looking forward to 2021 with great hope and prosperity. A big thank you to our supporters for your continued support and more especially to Dennis Akwana for your Christmas gifts and lunch for the kids.

Wishing all our supporters a Merry Christmas!

Even though 2020 has been extremely challenging for everyone particularly the families we work with, we want to put a smile on the children’s faces this Christmas. Now is the time to start our annual Christmas Appeal which helps fund the children’s Christmas party and supply food packs for all families. You can go to our website and follow through the donate button. www.touchkiberafoundation.org or contact us directly on 0723633602.

Thank you Buyaki Holdings Limited and all friends of TKF for starting us off on the Christmas Food Busket donations.