Restoring hope through
strong caring relationships
Transforming lives through
access to quality education
Relieving poverty
through opportunity
Our normal programmes in Kibera closed in March after the Kenyan government closed schools in response to coronavirus.
We are joining the community effort to curb the spread of coronavirus in Kibera by educating the community, providing free handwashing stations and face masks.
We’re also supporting the most vulnerable amongst our student’s families as they are hard hit by the economic impacts of the pandemic.
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
Caro is the prefect for Class 5 at the Fountains of Hope primary school. This twelve-year-old entertains no nonsense and her peers call her ‘the governor’. Caro is the youngest of four siblings who lost their parents when Caro was very young. They came to live in Kibera with an aunt who already had three[...]
16-year-old Harrison* is the first born of five. Much of his childhood was spent on the Kenyan coast in Mombasa until his father died. His mother sought the help of their grandfather who lives in Kibera and now the five children live in Kibera with their grandad while their mother returned to Mombasa. When our[...]
This desk represents the journey of a young man whose path crossed ours many years ago and whose journey thus far has caused us great joy. Frank , now 21,came to us as a young boy who could barely read, write and expressing himself was a challenge. He joined Turning Point in Class 4 and[...]
