GENERAL CLEANING

Thursday was a a very busy day for the Eastleigh Community Centre fraternity as we engage ourselves in a general cleaning exercise dubbed no taka taka (No littering) within the organization that lasted for six hours. The exercise kicked off at around 10 O'clock with a brief meeting behind our main hall and all members agreed to the outlined provisions. From their faces, you could figure out that this was a well awaited day. Cleaning materials distributed to various groups engaged in different exercises. At the end of it all, members converged in our main hall and were treated to lots of entertainment ranging from poem, skits, dance as well as political satire.

Hurry up ladies, we need to finish this work on time!

A teacher will always be there to guide and co-operate with the pupils

Slashing grass and pruning the fence is my favorite chore.

My friend, this responsibility is for us and let us work as a team!

After the end of the general cleaning exercise,participants were treated to a jig by some of Eastleigh Community Centre staff members.To many, this was another tough exercise!!! 

ENVIRONMENTAL CLEAN UP

Eastleigh Community Centre conducted an environmental clean up exercise dubbed "Mazingira bora ni jukumu letu"(clean environment, our responsibility )with the larger Eastleigh region with an aim of creating awareness on environmental conservation and protection to the members of the community.More than 215 youths were involved in actual clean up exercise as well as garbage collection. 

Left:These are some of the youths who participated in the environmental clean up exercise. At the end of it all, the community members were able to appreciate and accept our call for maintaining the environment clean.

Below: Yes! i support a clean environment - this was the days message courtesy of Cordaid and Eastleigh Community Centre. 

APPOINTMENT

 Eastleigh Community Centre board of management has appointed Laura Muema to the post of Refugee Empowerment Program Officer.Her main responsibility will be promoting and supporting functional literacy, economic and Youth Development programs to refugee communities. The  board and staff are wishing Laura all the best in her new challenging position