Founded in 2001, NGO uses a participatory development approach NAIROBI, KENYA – CFK will mark its 20th anniversary this August with plans to expand
CFK executive director, Hillary Omala, discussed the social and economic impacts of COVID-19 for residents of informal settlements during a panel discussion broadcast on NTV Kenya on April 28.
CFK’s WASH program was already in place to fight preventable diseases in Kibera, but when the coronavirus pandemic began it was retooled, helping schools reopen.
CFK revamped its health and education programs in Kibera over the last year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
CFK’s Tabitha Maternity Home in Kibera celebrates one year in operation with new funding The first maternity center in Kibera, Tabitha Maternity Home, marked its
Nonprofit nominated for its response to pandemic and championing equality in Kenya CFK was recently named a finalist in two categories of the .ORG Impact
“Kenya’s health care system has always been one major disaster away from collapsing,” said Dr. Stellah Bosire, co-executive director of the East Africa Sexual Health
Contact: Beth-Ann Kutchma beth@carolinaforkibera.org 919.599.6504 Diverse group of international leaders and local volunteers will help organization improve and expand services in informal
“Carolina for Kibera (CFK) through the national government is distributing food and cash transfer to vulnerable families and individuals through a program dubbed ‘Adopt A
“In countries with weaker health systems, outbreaks can have a devastating impact. Investments in primary health care to strengthen access to essential health services is
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