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Magoso School
About Magoso Primary School
In 1999, in Kibera slum, a district in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, Lillian established a school by gathering orphans in one room of her house. This was just the beginning. After that, Ms.Chiaki Hayakawa joined us in its’ development. Magoso School, which started with just a few students, has increased in number to 500 students. Magoso has grown into a vibrant community and continues to expand while maintaining it’s vision which is sustenance, quality education, technology and holistic development of the community. Magoso has since established the Magoso Community Center (MCC), which aims to empower the youth of Kibera through various and well curated courses aligned to SDGs. We welcome you to support us realize this goal.
About Kibera
Kibera is with no doubt one of the biggest slums in the world. In Africa, it is the largest urban slum located in Kenya’s capital – Nairobi. Given that the surface area of Kibera is 2.38 km2, there are more than 1,000,000 inhabitants.
Life in Kibera is characterized by a combination of extreme poverty, overcrowding, limited access to basic services, and challenging living conditions.
Unemployment rates are high, and most inhabitants engage in informal or low-paying jobs, such as casual labor, street vending, or small-scale entrepreneurship. Lack of stable income and limited opportunities contribute to the cycle of poverty in Kibera.
Basic infrastructure is scarce in Kibera. Many homes lack access to electricity, clean water, and proper sanitation facilities. Residents often rely on communal water sources, shared latrines, and makeshift sewage systems, which pose significant health risks and contribute to the spread of diseases.
Our pillars
Our Programmes
Food Aid
A child cannot learn on an empty stomach. This is a great need that children have as some guardian cannot provide breakfast, lunch and supper. We provide breakfast and lunch for the children on the neighboring community members on weekends.
Magoso Primary Education
The school provides free primary education for children around Kibera slum.
Magoso Junior Secondary
We are a certified institution by the ministry of education that understands and offers value in competency based curriculum.
The pioneer group of the (CBC) set joined Junior Secondary School (on January 30, 2023, after completing the first level of the new education system.
Magoso Family
Magoso school has been rescuing impoverished
,orphaned and children with
various vulnerability
circumstances in Kibera slum since 1999.
At the institution, they get shelter , food , quality and other essential needs .
Jumba La Watoto
We run a rescue CENTRE in Mombasa county.
We have been in existence since 2005.
Students from kibera slum and neighborhoods of Mombasa who have undergone utter hardship are
taken there ,to acquire basic needs
such as education , food and
shelter.
Girls Club
This initiative mentors and bolsters girls against irresponsible life styles. Here they share their experiences, dreams, problems and aspirations. They also discuss how to engage in healthy social activities for a brighter future.
Magoso OBOG
OBOG is an abbreviation of Old Boys and Old Girls(alumni of Magoso school)
The club officially started in 2007 till date. The club down the line has 16 generations of alumni.
Medical Support
We provide medical care to students parents and local community members with financial difficulties to afford medical prescription.
People living in slums have many health issues seen in the rural areas.
Special Need Education
We are an Inclusive Early Childhood Development Centre providing a great start at growth and learning to disadvantaged and special needs children living in the kibera slum.
We create awareness and advocacy campaigns on the rights, needs of learners with special needs.
Music Festival
We engage ourselves in extracurricular activities like Music.
MCC
We are here as an agency to identify and take collective action on issues which are important to the community.
More so food security, Plastic waste management, green energy implementation and social innovation.
