Restoring hope through
strong caring relationships
Transforming lives through
access to quality education
Relieving poverty
through opportunity
End poverty, Transform Lives, Restore Hope
The Turning Point Trust is a Christian charity that exists to empower the vulnerable children and families of Kibera, Kenya by creating opportunities for them to reach their full God-given potential.
We are joining the community effort to curb the spread of coronavirus in Kibera by educating the community and providing free handwashing stations.
We’re also supporting the most vulnerable amongst our student’s families as they are hard hit by the economic impacts of the pandemic. We are providing weekly food vouchers to families whose children are out of school. We aim to continue this until all children are back in school.
Our Work
We help children return to school. We provide quality education in the heart of the slum.We support children through secondary school & vocational training
Sponsor a child
Enable a child in Kibera to get a quality education and change their future. It costs just £35 per month to sponsor a child in our school.
Latest News
Turning Point has been returning out-of-school children to school in Kibera since 2004. Our School Transition Programme is a one-year programme that helps children to catch up on what they’ve missed so they can integrate back into the school system. The children we serve are out of school due to poverty, not forced to stay[...]
We admitted 40 new children into our School Transition Programme in January. It’s always a joy to meet these new kids. But, there’s a hint of sadness as we listen to stories of children who come to seek a place in our education program. One notable story is that of Cynthia, Cynthia grew up in[...]
Rose sits with Effie in the Laini Saba Community library and listens to her read. Effie stumbles through the words and Rose helps her sound them out when she gets stuck. It’s a simple thing but it makes the world of difference to Effie. She gets frustrated when she can’t read the words, without Rose[...]
