Say hello to Brian, an intelligent young boy who lives in Kibera with his mother, stepfather, and two younger siblings. Our hope is that, through access to quality education, Brian will be able to explore the world that lies beyond the confines of Kibera.

We have all seen the remarkable, creative and beautiful creations that our tailoring students have been able to produce. Today, we would like to introduce you to the young lady who teaches and guides our tailoring students. Meet Purity Juma, our exceptional tailoring teacher.

Meet Lilian, a SILC beneficiary, who operates a successful tailoring shop that has expanded to include the sale of detergents. SILC Project is supported by the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) and Edmund Rice Foundation Aus. #dfat

At Mirror of Hope we truly love visitors. Just give us a pop we are always ready with a warm welcome. Adventure Out Loud thank you for the wonderful, energetic and loving visitors. We had such a great time together.

MoH is cognizant of the need for mental health to our beneficiaries as a vital area of need even as we continue empowering them. On World Mental Health Day, we recognize the crucial role it plays in their physical, emotional and psychological well-being. #WorldMentalHealthDay

Today we would like to introduce you to Jael. A young girl who has proven with no doubt that disability is not inability. To learn more about Jael and be part of her growth join us today and inquire more about sponsorship and the impact we seek to create via education in Kibera.

The dedication of the young mothers in the tailoring training perfectly radiates in these pics. Edmund Rice Foundation Aus. and La Fondation le Pont your support has enabled us to enhance the quality of their lives via enhancement of their skills and knowledge in tailoring.

It is a chilly Nairobi morning but who said Mondays should be boring. Liz from the SILC team looks ready to hit the ground running and so is everyone at The Mirror of Hope. Wishing all our friends and supporters a happy new week!

In the next two weeks students nationwide will be closing schools for the December holiday. We invite dedicated volunteers passionate about empowering, inspiring and building the confidence and character of young teenagers to participate in our upcoming December Holiday Program.

What are the things that a wife may want that make her happy? a question raised during the men's training in Rights, Family & Decision making. The training was supported by the Australian Gov via the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) and Edmund Rice Foundation Aus. #dfat

Early this year we won The Leaders Guild proposal writing competition. We recently had the privilege of hosting two of The Leaders Guild officials with whom we discussed the progress we were making in enhancing employability skills among the vulnerable youths living in Kibera.

Every Kenyan carries a piece of the heroism that birthed our nation. Let us continue to cherish and protect it. Happy Mashujaa Day #Happymashujaaday

A delicious natural breakfast is always the best way to start your mornings. Try our natural, nutritious and mouth-watering peanut butter this wonderful morning. You will love it!

The tailoring students showcasing the different garments they sewed during their assessments. What garment piques your interest? This remarkable display of talents is all thanks to the continued support we receive from Edmund Rice Foundation Australia and La Fondation le Pont.

Trivia moment! Why do we insist that all our sponsored students attend a boarding school?

Boarding schools offer a conducive learning environment for the students to fully immerse themselves in their studies away from the day to day challenges that they face in Kibera. Who got this right?

Keeping track of glaucoma, cataracts and reduced vision problems among the staff members. Our staff are the rotating wheel parts that keeps us always moving, thus there well-being is a great concern to us. @Nairobits #sightmtaani

Due to the proliferation of manipulation of online info, the line between reality and falsehood has become increasingly obscured. MoH Digital Literary Training equips our students with the needed skills to verify and authenticate online info #globalmediaandinformationliteracyweek

Schools have closed, Mirror of Hope is bursting with new life and energy. We are extremely excited to have our students over.

We first mobilized the youth in Kibera and engaged them in business related trainings. This inspired them to form a small savings group and now they have started discussions on income generating activities that they can engage. This the true definition of self-drive and progress. pic.x.com/eUL0R96JGI