The fight against menstrual poverty is a global challenge that affects millions of women and girls, limiting their access to essential menstrual hygiene products and proper education about menstrual health.
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- Mugumoini Community Center
- Nairobi, Kenya.
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Our Blog
May 23, 2024
Floods Victims Relief
April 24, 2024
Service Based Learning (SBL) April 2024
CBCK offers Service Based Learning (SBL) by giving opportunities to students in the Universities in Kenya and abroad a professional learning experience that offers meaningful, impactful, practical work related to
April 8, 2024
Community Feeding Program (CBCK) 2024
CBCK is feeding 700 families twice a week. Food is a basic human right. Many families in Kibera and the slums of Kenya are surviving on one meal a day.
April 8, 2024
Kibera the Home of CBCK
Welcome to Christian Best Camps of Kenya (CBCK) non-denominational faith-based organization legally registered in Kenya since 2010 providing hope, faith and opportunity to all those that they serve in Love.
December 22, 2023
International Women’s Day
November 15, 2023
LEADERSHIP AS CHRISTIANS
By Linah Wambui Leadership as Christians is a calling to serve and influence others in a manner reflective of the teachings of Jesus Christ. It goes beyond conventional leadership paradigms,
November 7, 2023
Mathare Families Restoration Program (The Restored)
This documentary is dedicated to the ‘Restored’ families of Mathare slums and the generosity of the Toth’s and Sutphin’s families who provided the resources to make this possible. CBCK rejoices
November 7, 2023
CBCK school feeding program – September 2023 Edition
CBCK a faith based organization with the core mandate of mentoring and discipling young Christian leaders in the slums of Kenya, believes that children have the right to food. Every
September 5, 2023
CBCK April and August 2023 Camps
We bless the name of the living God and the CBCK Staff and volunteers who poured into the lives of over 400 children, young men and women in the April