Meets the Moment

We saw a 28% increase in patient visits at our clinics, filling the care gap left by funding shortages, and delivered a record number of babies at Tabitha Maternity Home, proving that community-rooted systems are the most resilient safeguard against global instability.

We developed new models to scale, training landlords as first responders to gender-based violence (GBV) and launching a second Gender Desk in Mathare, ensuring GBV is addressed with coordinated community action.

We invested in young leaders like our Kibera Soccer Women FC, national Women’s Cup champions, who challenged the narrative on what slum youth can achieve.

We advanced youth workforce development and job placement for ambitious youth and scaled training for girls in higher-paying, male-dominated fields, ensuring young women have an equal chance at success.

We secured a highly competitive global opportunity for CFK’s young athletes, earning a place at Festival 2026 in Boston held in tandem with the World Cup, promoting sports leadership and talent exchange on an international stage.

These milestones reflect CFK’s core principle that lasting solutions are shaped by those closest to the challenge.

In 2026, our 25^th year of empowering youth in slums, we are launching a Youth Development Network to empower the next generation of African leaders, with a vision of 1 million slum youth moving from survival mode mindsets to purpose-driven futures.

We look forward to continuing this journey and thank you for walking with us.

Tuka Pamoja (we are together),