SAMOSA FESTIVAL-Old Kibera Primary School
Nzumari Community Initiative engaged students in a puppetry performance and discussion on Drugs, Substance, and Alcohol abuse, and life skills at Old Kibera Primary School.
Empowering adolescents, young mothers, and marginalized populations across Nairobi's informal settlements. Through creative arts, mental health support, and community-led solutions, we inspire lasting social transformation.
2000
Established
10k+
Youth Reached
6+
Slums Reached

Huruma & Mathare, Nairobi
Our professional counselors provide a safe, confidential space for youth. If you are going through hard times, do not suffer in silence.
We run innovative, community-led, evidence-informed programs tailored to Nairobi's youth, advancing:
Providing safe spaces, counseling, and peer support networks to help youth navigate trauma, anxiety, and depression.
Empowering adolescents and young people with age-appropriate information and access to quality health services.
Challenging harmful social norms, advocating for girls' rights, and ending sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
Fostering peaceful coexistence in diverse communities and training youth to participate in governance.
Equipping young people with job readiness training, digital skills, mentoring, and support to start businesses.
Latest activities, community workshops, and artistic activations.
Nzumari Community Initiative engaged students in a puppetry performance and discussion on Drugs, Substance, and Alcohol abuse, and life skills at Old Kibera Primary School.
Nzumari Community Initiative took the Samosa Festival to HeideMarie Primary School, engaging over 350 pupils in a discussion on Education Safety and Life Skills.
Through icebreakers and a powerful puppetry performance, NCI addressed family conflicts, child labor, teenage pregnancies, and drug abuse in Korogocho.
Whether you want to volunteer, partner with us on a project, or support our programs, your participation makes a lasting impact.