Located near Nairobi’s massive 30-acre dump site, the Kariobangi Centre will be a place of refuge for children and families facing extreme poverty. The nearby slum is home to 700,000 people. Many of these people scavenge to survive—most going days without proper food.

While the current Dream Centre focuses on rescuing abandoned babies, the Kariobangi Centre is growing into something more: a centre of community transformation.

We are currently constructing a four-level building that will serve teen moms, women, and young men—offering them real hope and practical tools to build a better future.

This new building will provide:

• Safe shelter and support for teen mothers

• Hands-on training in Sewing, Tailoring, Hairdressing, and Cosmetics

• Skilled trade programs for young men in Masonry, Carpentry, Electrical & Electronics, and Plumbing

These programs are designed to help individuals break the cycle of poverty through income-generating skills—tackling one of the root causes of child abandonment. This is a bold step forward in restoring dignity to families and creating lasting change.

We’ve reached hundreds so far through our feeding and sponsorship programs. With this new building, we’ll reach thousands more—bringing hope right to the heart of one of Nairobi’s most desperate communities.