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Click the image below to explore our Autumn/Winter 2024 newsletter, which includes updates on our initiatives in Kenya, inspiring stories...

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"I was born in Tharaka, an Eastern region of Kenya, which is a vastly dry and stony area. I am the eldest of six children. At the age of...

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Since January, they have: • provided 4,962 meals, • paid school fees for 75 children, • facilitated 54 trainings to women's groups on...

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One million girls in Kenya miss school every month because of their period. According to the Kenyan Ministry of Education, girls miss an...

"My name is Dalsey. My journey with the Karibuni began following my father's passing when I was three. My mum, who had ended her high...

"My name is Ronnie, currently a first-year student at Railways Training Institute. I am doing a course in Diploma in Civil Engineering....

Wycliffe works for Karibuni's partner project, Tusaidie Watoto, in Kibra as Deputy Social Worker. He has first-hand experience of the...

Karibuni Children has been in operation for nearly 30 years. We are rooted and trusted in the communities we work and can clearly see the...

Makena is the Senior Social Worker at our partner project in Africa’s largest slum, Kibra. Located just over 4 miles from the centre of...

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Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic, Karibuni’s Trustees were unable to make their usual trip to Kenya in 2021. In June 2022, instead of the...

Keeping in touch with what is happening in the projects supported by Karibuni Children is very important. Trustees are in regular contact...