About Us

Vision Beyond Eyes Organization (ViBE) is a registered non-profit organization founded in 2024 in Kenya as an extension of Haywood Schools. It is dedicated to creating lasting change by promoting humanitarian services that support social and economic success beyond education. ViBE focuses on the following key areas: 1. Education and schools feeding program 2. Youth Empowerment and Economic Interventions 3. Smart Agriculture and Climate Change interventions 4. Advocacy on Sexual and Gender Based Violence 5. Human trafficking prevention 6. Leadership and Governance & 7. Training and Capacity Building. Our History: ViBE organization is founded to empower communities through positive change based on; cultural, psychosocial, economic and spiritual values beyond education for a holistic well-being. Mission Statement: ViBE organization fosters a holistic socio-economic empowerment approach by undertaking key community program interventions aimed at building a safe, dignified and inclusive society for men, women, children, youth and people living with disability in improving their economic status. Vision: Turning one’s dream to life.

SUPERB Community-Based Organization (SUPERB CBO) is a grassroots feminist women’s rights organization founded in 2013 and based in the informal settlement of Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya. It was registered under the Ministry of Youth and Social Development and is led by young Nubian women who champion gender equality, inclusion, and empowerment of women and girls in marginalized and underserved communities. SUPERB stands for Safe space, Underserved, Persistence, Empower, Resilience, and Bold — values that guide its vision of creating an inclusive society that values and supports the full engagement of women and girls in development. The organization promotes sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), transformative feminist leadership, economic empowerment, climate justice, and advocacy. Through initiatives such as the SHE SOARS Project, Dada wa Power Initiative (WVL Project), and Gift a Girl Program, SUPERB empowers women and girls to be informed, resilient, and bold agents of change. By adopting community-led and intersectional feminist approaches, SUPERB continues to challenge oppressive systems, foster collaboration, and amplify the voices of women and girls in Kibera and beyond.

Springs of Love CBO is a youth-centered, community-driven initiative committed to transforming lives in informal settlements through holistic development. Guided by the vision “Empower Communities, Inspire Change,” the organization focuses on empowering vulnerable groups, particularly youth and women, by enhancing access to education, healthcare, livelihoods, and digital opportunities. It integrates climate resilience, digital inclusion, and social transformation to create self-reliant and future-ready communities. Springs of Love’s programs are anchored in empowerment, integrity, collaboration, resilience, and sustainability, ensuring long-term impact and community ownership. Through its participatory approach, Springs of Love implements programs in education, health, livelihoods, leadership, and environmental sustainability. By offering vocational training, entrepreneurship support, digital literacy programs, and leadership development, the CBO equips youth and women with tools to overcome poverty and drive social change. Its initiatives promote mental health, environmental stewardship, and civic engagement while addressing climate challenges and digital inequalities. With strong partnerships across public, private, and civil sectors, Springs of Love envisions a resilient, inclusive society where every individual can learn, lead, and thrive.

NivalishePad Initiative is a registered women-led Community-Based Organization located in Mukuru Kwa Njenga, Kenya, dedicated to advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), mental health, research, and policy advocacy for young people. Guided by a vision of a society that upholds SRHR and challenges harmful social norms, NivalishePad works to influence change through awareness creation, mentorship, and advocacy. Its mission centers on advancing policy and guidelines that inspire and enrich society by championing reproductive health and rights for adolescents and young people at all levels. Through flagship programs such as Dada Leads and Stori Yangu, NivalishePad promotes mentorship, advocacy, and economic empowerment among women, adolescents, and young people. These initiatives focus on building leadership, enhancing menstrual hygiene management, and advancing SRHR best practices. By combining education, empowerment, and advocacy, NivalishePad continues to create inclusive spaces where young people can lead change and reach their full potential.

Most at Risk Young Mothers and Teenage Girls Living with HIV Initiative (MOYOTE)is a registered public benefit organization (PBO) committed to action to ensure community and young people living with and affected by HIV, Tuberculosis and other threats enjoy a safe space, access to non-judgmental health care information and services, and access to justice. MOYOTE also works to improve livelihoods and sustainable food systems for Young people infected and affected by HIV, TB, Gender-based violence, Drug abuse, Teenage pregnancy, and poverty. Led by courageous and determined girls and women, MOYOTE was founded in 2011 as a support group of young people who were affected by HIV, tuberculosis, and other societal threats like Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Teenage pregnancy, drug abuse, and poverty. The support group registered as a community-based organization (CBO) in 2014 and as a PBO in 2024. Today the organization enjoys membership, associates, and collaborative partners nationally, regionally, and internationally.

The 'Holistic Peer Support Center (HPSC)' is a community-based mental health and wellness organization in Kenya dedicated to bridging the gap between professional care and community support. It empowers individuals through 'peer-led initiatives, holistic wellness, and inclusive healing spaces' to ensure access to compassionate and culturally relevant support. HPSC envisions a 'mentally resilient and empowered Kenya' where all people can heal, grow, and thrive. Guided by values of empathy, inclusivity, innovation, justice, and accountability, the Center promotes dignity and well-being for all. HPSC offers 'peer counseling, psychosocial support, SGBV survivor assistance, life skills training, and community advocacy' to reduce stigma around mental health. It collaborates with NGOs, government agencies, and community leaders** to strengthen local mental health responses and promote access to justice. Through sustainable partnerships, training, and research-driven impact measurement, HPSC works to build resilient, compassionate communities that value mental health as a human right. Its slogan, 'Cares for You,' reflects its deep commitment to holistic healing and community transformation.

1. MISSIONARY CONGREGATION OF THE EVANGELIZING SISTERS OF MARY The Missionary Congregation of the Evangelizing Sisters of Mary (MCESM) initiated ESM- Mission Animation Program in the year 2005 as the organ implementing the Social Transformation to the most vulnerable. The program was realized through the pastoral work of the Sisters who conducted a needs assessment in slum areas afflicted with numerous social ills and poor living standards. The HIV/AIDs pandemic had aggravated the problems of slums dwellers. The problem faced by the communities include: - malnutrition, ill health, high poverty rate, low literacy levels and Human Rights Violations. The core areas of intervention are Education, with the emphasis on support of early childhood education, Health, Human Rights Advocacy, Food security & Nutrition and Enhancing Livelihood. The presence of ESM-Mission Animation Program is giving hope to the indigent families in Kajiado and its adjacent Counties. MCESM collaborates with other organizations and potential donors to achieve its religious and community development goals. Guided by its charism, vision, mission, and core values, MCESM remains committed to transforming society by improving living conditions and promoting social justice and human rights. Recognizing these challenges, MCESM has identified the need to establish a community vocational and accommodation centre. This centre will play a crucial role in equipping the needy community with practical technical skills tailored to meet the demands of the job market. By focusing on hands on training, MCESM aims to address the root causes of unemployment and poverty, ultimately contributing to Kenya’s goal of creating a skilled workforce. Furthermore, MCESM has undertaken a range of community development projects spanning education, water & sanitation, health, and gender-based violence prevention. These initiatives underscore MCESM’s holistic approach to addressing the negative challenges facing marginalized communities such as Maasai, with a focus on empowering individuals and fostering sustainable development at the grassroots level.

Gifted Community Centre (GCC) is a youth and women with disabilities–led organization established in 2019 in Kibera, Kenya, by two young people with lived experiences of disability. GCC envisions a dignified, inclusive society where youth with disabilities can live independently, access opportunities, and fully utilize their untapped potential. The organization serves as a safe space, talent and leadership hub, and platform for empowerment, enabling youth with disabilities and their caregivers to gain skills, showcase their abilities, and engage in transformative community leadership. Through evidence-based and human-rights-centered programming, GCC promotes decent living, inclusion, and empowerment of youth with disabilities in Kenya’s informal settlements and higher learning institutions. The organization has directly reached over 5,000 youth with disabilities and indirectly impacted more than 10,000 persons with disabilities and community members through sustainable initiatives in health, research, livelihoods. GCC’s interventions have also influenced key national policies such as the Nairobi Disability Act, PWDs Amendment Bill 2023, and the Children’s Act 2022, ensuring that disability inclusion remains a national development priority.