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About Kibigare


The slum is the home of the pupils in St. Martin‘s Kibagare Primary School.

In this slum there is vicious cycle of poverty. The people who live here most of them are not employed, some of them are alcoholics, drug addicts, commercial sex workers, young girls get early pregnancies, some of them are infected with HIV, some have died leaving orphans with child headed families and with grandparents.

Some people are idle and some end up by becoming criminals. Some work as casual labourers while others do small scale businesses whereby they earn very little money.

From June this year a small project called Nilinde Nijinjenge was rolled out to empower the households on how to manage small scale business in order to make them self reliant. The project also aims at prevention of the root causes of poverty by giving awareness on drug abuse, HIV and AIDs and prevention of Alcoholism.

It is my hope that this project will help to reduce poverty.

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St. Martins Primary School & St Martins Girls Secondary School

PO Box 68291, 00200 Nairobi, Kenya

Working days Monday - Friday


Primary School - Enquiries Contact - 0755 975 916  Email

Contact Primary: Sister Emmah Karanja (Director) Cell: 0722 580 224


Secondary School - Inquiries Contact - 0725 881 386 Email

Contact Secondary: Sister Regina Wayua (Principal)

Program Liaison: Alfred Aswan

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