Clean Water for the Kibera School for Girls!

Thank you for being a part of our movement for change! Together, we've brought the hope of education, healthcare, community services, and clean water to over 36,000 people in Kibera this year. We're proud to share with you a recent feature of SHOFCO in The New York Times by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist...

Wishing you a wonderful beginning of September from all of us at Shining Hope for Communities!  We are gearing up for an exciting fall, and are tremendously grateful for your continued support of our work. Enjoy the updates below and have a great Labor Day weekend!  Johanna Justin-Jinich Community Clinic  Our...

Wishing you a wonderful start to a beautiful summer weekend! Thank you for your continued support of SHOFCO, and for helping us make an incredible difference in the lives of so many. We're thrilled to share with you the news that Kennedy Odede, SHOFCO's co-founder and CEO, graduated from Wesleyan University in Middletown,...

Most homes in Kibera have no running water, forcing individuals to buy their water from private vendors who charge two to ten times what those living outside the slums pay for water. Often this water is not properly stored or treated, causing widespread water-borne disease. In order to offer a safe, affordable, and...