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| The large Kibera Slum |
Traversing Kibera slum is
always a hustle that only those with the desire, zeal and a big heart to see
change happen find motivation in.
Baseline studies for year
three of the Court of Dreams Project on WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) integrated
with Tennis comes in with distinct pathways and navigation to locate the
sites. Undugu Basic Education Unit, St.Vincent De Paul and Stara Rescue Center are widely
located to the West and far East of the slum all of this schools deal with out
of school children who need to be back in the system.
The walk through the slum,
thin pathways that seem ending into inhabitants household becomes a common
phenomenon in getting into the sites on a daily basis. Every walk gives lots of
encouragement for the next day’s walk with discoveries of new roots shorter to
the site on subsequent walks, with lots of learning from the different
challenges faced and different people you get to interact with.
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| Felix Kipkoech taking children through a session |
As the project tools are
cultured to realize great output, registered sites for year three are of more in
need on numeracy and literacy engagement to enhance the change intended at the end
of the project. This means Monitoring and Evaluation will be anchored on the
desire of achieved literacy and numeracy to teach the safe WASH practices hence
tracking desired change. With the aim of targeting out of school children getting
back to school.
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