Nairobi University Students participate in a general cleanup at ECC

Students from the University of Nairobi participated in a general cleanup exercise at PCEA Eastleigh Community Centre. The students cleaned most parts of the institution which include: the ECC hall, Rev. Kareri Kindergarten School, the Vocational Training College, and the washrooms.

Mr. Matheus Chege a staff at ECC (in white T-shirt) together with students from the UoN planting a tree at the ECC compound after the exercise. 

Students from UoN during the cleanup exercise at ECC.

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Sports Day at Rev. Kareri Primary School

This a very special day at Rev. Kareri Primary School, 'Sports Day'. The school is hosting a  football match for both boys and girls between Rev. Kareri and Penuel Primary School. The two schools will also be participating in a volleyball match between the pupils and their teachers. The Pupils look so joyous as they sing cheerfully with drums and songs of praise for their schools.

A volleyball match between teachers and pupils from both schools.

Mr. James Kimita, Deputy Head teacher from Rev. Kareri primary School at the field.

The International Women's Day

Theme: Connecting girls inspiring futures

Eastleigh Community Center joined the rest of the world in celebrating the International Day for Women. The awesome weather on this day gave the women a chance to celebrate their achievements despite all the challenges they go through in the society. In attendance were KNCHR, GIZ, TUPANGE, the City council Hospital of Kamukinji and Hon. Yusuf Hassan Abdi Kamukunji area member of parliament, who gave a very encouraging massage to all women with the promise to establish a girls' school in the area to empower more women.



The showing clearly the day's theme: 'connecting girls inspiring futures'

The Kamukunji area MP. Hon. Yusuf Hassan Abdi together with Mr. Cliff from Eastleigh at the ECC hall.

The Hon. area MP taking a tour at the ECC hall where the free medical camp services were offered just before the event.

The Hon. MP giving a speech at the ceremony.

Rev. Kareri Primary school pupils too had a presentation for 'mama'. It wasn't just an entertainment but also a platform to deliver a message role of women in the society. 

A group of women from Somalia entertaining guests.

She could hide no more of her happiness but show it through the dance.

Hato women from ECC together with the newly appointed ECC HR  Mrs. Everlyne Wachira taking it to the stage at the event.

Somali women performing a traditional dance from the somali culture. 

The ECC Free Medical Camp

PCEA ECC this year celebrated the International Women's day by hosting a 2-day free medical camp for all women. Some of the services offered included family planning services, Voluntary Counselling and testing, cervical cancer screening, and Paediatric care services.

A Chemical Application demonstration for Hair and Beauty Trainees

A group of staff from Vitalz Olive Oil visited Hair and Beauty trainees for a demonstration on chemical application. This was the first demonstration they have had this year. We expect more of these for all the VTC trainees as part of their training this year.


A staff from Vitalz Olive Oil showing his skills on chemical application while  the rest of the trainees watched.

Trainees too had the opportunity to ask questions during the Illustration

Teacher Irene too (in brown) was in attendance for the demonstration.

Celebrating the International Women's Day

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH MEDICAL @ PCEA EASTLEIGH COMMUNITY CENTER

TIME 9.00AM - 4.00PM
Dress code: Purple
Services offered:
Breast cancer screening
Cervical cancer screening
Family planning services
Voluntary Counselling and testing
Peadiatric care services
Lets celebrate the International Women's Day with style!
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