Guides, programme updates and stories from our day-to-day work in Kasarani. 24 articles and counting.
A new monthly gathering gives Kasarani widows a space to share support, practical advice and simple companionship.
Read Article →Agape, love that expects nothing in return, is more than a name. It shapes how we choose who to help and how we show up.
Read Article →Registered on 9 March 2024, Agape CBO has spent its first year building health, education and livelihoods programmes across Kasarani.
Read Article →A community health day brought free blood pressure and basic screening, plus nutrition advice, to 120 Kasarani residents in a single morning.
Read Article →A group of Kasarani women pooling small weekly contributions has helped several members cover school fees they couldn't have raised alone.
Read Article →A merry-go-round is simple in principle but easy to get wrong without a little structure. Here's what we walk every new group through.
Read Article →Widows who can't attend a group event are often the ones who need support most. Home visits reach exactly the people an event-based model misses.
Read Article →Handwashing and basic hygiene remain some of the cheapest, most effective health interventions we can teach at community level.
Read Article →A partnership with a Kasarani-area dispensary now brings maternal health awareness directly into our community gatherings.
Read Article →Elder abuse and neglect are often invisible to outsiders. A short guide to the signs a concerned neighbour can watch for.
Read Article →Formal support programmes matter, but so does the everyday willingness of neighbours to show up. Five practical starting points.
Read Article →A typical mentorship session mixes homework support, life-skills conversation and simply consistent, reliable adult attention.
Read Article →Supporting orphaned children well starts with accurately identifying which households are carrying that responsibility.
Read Article →A loan without basic planning support often doesn't last. We cover the fundamentals first, funding second.
Read Article →Zimmerman becomes the latest area to join our monthly community clean-up rotation, extending our reach beyond Kasarani's core.
Read Article →Accessibility is often discussed in abstract terms. In practice, it comes down to specific, practical adjustments most events overlook.
Read Article →Consistency, not novelty, is what makes youth mentorship actually work. We deliberately keep the same mentor with the same group.
Read Article →A simple household register, kept properly, is one of the least visible but most important things Agape CBO does.
Read Article →Our Constitution frames environmental cleanliness as part of caring for the community, not a separate, cosmetic concern.
Read Article →Before any programme existed, our first community baraza simply asked Kasarani residents what support was actually missing.
Read Article →Roysambu joined our outreach programme after residents there organised themselves and reached out, a pattern that has repeated since.
Read Article →Our first attempt at a shared emergency fund for widows didn't work as designed, and the reasons shaped the model we use today.
Read Article →Before registration, Agape CBO operated informally. Adopting a Constitution on 20 February 2024 gave the organization structure, accountability and legal standing.
Read Article →From a group of concerned Kasarani residents to a registered CBO: how Agape came together around a shared belief in selfless love as practice, not just sentiment.
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