20/06/2026
Today's resilience session in Kibera was a powerful reminder that lasting change is possible when communities choose understanding over judgment and support over exclusion.
We are grateful to Mairo for leading an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on the realities facing young people transitioning away from crime and problematic drug use. The session highlighted an important truth: recovery and reintegration require more than individual effort, they require empathy, opportunity, social and economic inclusion, and community acceptance.
As participants shared experiences and reflected together, a consistent insight emerged, that Resilience is generated from within communities themselves, through lived experience, mutual support, and collective action in the face of adversity. External actors can support and enable, but the foundation of recovery and renewal is locally driven agency. KUZA TRUST is committed to strengthening this community-led resilience, advancing pathways for recovery, and expanding access to dignity, hope, and opportunity for those most affected.
Christopher Abuor Oj