Every January, YOUNIB launches its “Back to School” program to help street children return to school. But before they can go back to school, these children need special support to overcome the challenges they faced on the streets. That’s why YOUNIB has established a rehabilitation program for girls who have been rescued from the streets….

In a bold move to address the growing concern of mental health among young people, with Missio, YOUNIB recently organized a mega conference on mental health, drawing over 1,000 youths from various neighborhoods in Nairobi, Kenya, including Njiru, Mailisaba, Saika, Buruburu farm, Chokaa, and surrounding areas. The conference, which was held with the aim of…

As Kenya navigates the complexities of a rapidly changing world, the country’s youngest citizens – Gen-Z – are facing unique challenges that threaten their future. From climate change and economic inequality to social media-driven anxiety and political polarization, Gen-Z is growing up in a world that is increasingly uncertain and volatile. But despite these challenges,…

The YOUNIB organization recently hosted a secondary school choir festival called COCHOSESCHONA (concert of choirs of secondary schools of Nairobi) that brought together students from different denominations to celebrate peace, love, and peaceful cohesion. The festival was a joyful moment for students to sing for peace as a school. During the festival, YOUNIB took the…

In disadvantaged communities like in kasarani county, primary school girls face significant challenges in accessing education. One of these challenges is access to sanitary towels, which is essential for their health and dignity. That’s why the YOUNIB organization launched a program to provide sanitary towels to girls in primary schools located in informal settlements. Recently,…

Heavy rains triggered devastating floods here at home in Nairobi, Kenya, leaving a trail of destruction. Flooded streets and houses are common in areas like Chokaa (where we have our Church outstation), Mwengenye Njiru, Dandora and Mathare, where many YOUNIB youth, relatives, friends and their lively families reside. The floods have turned their lives upside…

After the overwhelming response to the question “How do young girls in our community manage their periods”, many asked us how they can help and donate sanitary pads to our girls? May 28 every year is Menstrual Hygiene Day and YOUNIB, with its limited means, friends and some partners like Missio Aachen, donate and provide…

The YOUNIB (Youth Network for Interreligious Brotherhood) and YOUNIB Television participated in the African Climate Summit held in Nairobi Kenya in September 2023. For the YOUNIB It was an honor to hear the opinions of the youths that took the opportunity to represent in wisdom and bravery the other youths that were unfortunately denied their…

YOUNIB is finally here and there, thanks be to God!   The YOUNIB has extended its wings to Arusha Tanzania with an amazing choir that brings together youth from different ages throughout the city of Arusha for Gospel music and friendship. The YOUNIB TZ choir is led by the youths themselves and matroned by Dr….

YOUNIB spreads its wings to Mombasa For the Glory of God, we are pleased to announce the opening of our new branch YOUNIB MOMBASA in view of the increasing demand of our youths and to deliver prompt and sound youth ministry to all our youths. We thank God for His continued blessings and graces upon…

YOUNIB offers school stationery to street children in rehabilitation centers to go to school! Most of the children we help have both their parents but sometimes unfortunately they do not. Many of these children do not have parents and have been rescued from Nairobi streets. Without sponsorship or help from a charity, street children and…

The destruction and degradation of our forests has many negative impacts on biodiversity, soils, water quality and the climate. In addition to the negative impact on the environment, the loss of native forests also strains local people’s connection to their natural environment and reduces the role that forests can play as an educational resource for…