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St. Vincent de Paul Community Development Organization

Org #3353
Vetted since 2009 Site Visit Verified
2004
year founded
$251,135
raised on GlobalGiving
16
years fundraising
5
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

The mission of the organization is to build a society where all children are provided the necessary love and care essential for growth. The organization is run by a small group of local volunteers, dedicated to improving the lives of poor and marginalized children in Kibera, Kenya by promoting their social integration into the community.

Project Leaders
Christina Stellini
Christina Stellini
Lucy Kayiwa
Lucy Kayiwa
Levix Otieno
Levix Otieno
Team
Lucy Kayiwa, Rachael Onyago
Organization Information
Olympic Kibera L.R. No. P.O. BOX 56486-00200
P.O. BOX 56486-00200, Nairobi
Kenya
254 786 986 776
Organization Information
Olympic Kibera L.R. No. P.O. BOX 56486-00200
P.O. BOX 56486-00200, Nairobi
Kenya
254 786 986 776

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

A Journey Back Home

By Rachael Onyango | Program Administrator

Last year, our Rescue Centre faced a challenging situation involving a young mother who had to stay in the hospital for an extended illness. With no one to care for her child, the little one was left... Read the full report ›

Feb 9, 2026 | Send 5 Youth to College
From Uncertainty to a Diploma

By Rachael Onyango | Program Administrator

When Kilimo first came to us, his future was uncertain. Like many young people from difficult backgrounds, continuing his education after high school felt like a distant dream. Financial struggles and... Read the full report ›

From Nursery to New Horizons

By Rachael Onyango | Program Administrator

Last year was a significant milestone for St. Vincent Nursery School as 24 children graduated and moved on to Grade One. The graduating class included 16 boys and 8 girls, all of whom completed their... Read the full report ›
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