Category: Events

On July 30, 2025, Koinonia Community joined the world in commemorating the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, under this year’s powerful theme of: “Human Trafficking is Organized Crime – End the Exploitation.” The event, organized by the State Department of Children Services – Kamukunji Sub-County, Nairobi County brought together a wide range of civil-society partners all committed to raising awareness and mobilizing action to protect vulnerable individuals from trafficking and exploitation. The day began with a flag-off at the Kamukunji Sub-County Commissioner’s Office, led by the Sub-County Children’s Officer. A vibrant procession followed, moving through the Kamukunji community and concluding at the California Innovation Centre. Along the way, participants who included children, community members, government bodies representatives and civil society organizations representatives engaged the public with informative messages, calling…

Congratulations! Here is your CAF America Validated Digital Certificate. CAF America is excited to announce that we have partnered with Accredible to create an online, digital badge to help you easily retrieve and share details on your status as a CAF International Validated Organization. Your digital badge and certificate will serve as a seal of assurance for donors. The credential provides validation that your organization is structured and operates as a nonprofit entity, that grant funds provided to your organization will be used exclusively for charitable purposes, and that your organization completed our extensive review to guard against the risk of fraud, money laundering, or other illicit activities. TIP: We encourage you to post this certificate somewhere in your website or share it through the different platforms so that your donors are aware…

In 2023, a young boy believed to be around seven years old was found and booked as a lost child at the Riruta Police Station. This boy, named Emmanuel but fondly known as "Manu", was subsequently referred to the Dagoretti Children Office, where in collaboration with Koinonia Community we arranged for his care and protection at the Ndungu Mdogo Rescue Centre. Manu's early days at the Rescue Center were marked by uncertainty and confusion, as efforts to locate his family were initiated. Months passed, and Manu underwent a period of rehabilitation. His gentle nature and resilience shone through, making a lasting impression on everyone who met him. In 2024, Manu was transferred to the Kivuli Center for continued care and protection, as the search for his family intensified. We all…