This tour is organised by a social impact tour company and the aim for organising it, is to enable our guests learn more about the culture and history of Kibera slum community ( the largest slum in Africa) and the income we generate from the booking fees helps in promoting education for less fortunate kids.
50% of the booking fees from this tour goes back to the community for purchasing and donating school supplies to orphans and vulnerable children.
The social impact tour company was founded in 2020 with an aim to generate some income to help disadvantaged kids.
We harness the power of business to fund a social change through the promotion of education for needy children. The founder of this company who grew up a total orphan is very passionate about helping less fortunate kids.
Booking this tour helps us to promote education for needy kids here in Kibera slum. Together we can make the world a better place.
We also sell handicrafts/souvenirs online on etsy, eBay & social media
Posted By : Dream63077626292
Erick is an amazing, very knowledgeable, articulate, time keeping, compassionate tour guide! We enjoyed every bit of the tour.
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Posted On : 2024-05-08 10:14:38 
Posted By : Trip02459820895
Eric and Sammy showed us around. It was a great experience to hear about the education of slum children, what is sold in the market, prices, and other things from the perspective of the people who live there. The best part was seeing the actual amount of ugali that Kenyans eat! I was shocked when I saw Eric and Sammy eating it. I was also surprised that they didn't realize how much they were eating. It was an unexpected cultural experience.
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Posted On : 2024-05-07 16:58:39
Posted By : Zsofia_D
It was so interesting to see how people are living in that area. The guide was friendly. They have an organisation throught they support the children whose are living there.
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Posted On : 2024-03-08 08:30:00 
Posted By : anna_s
Wow - a morning I will never forget. Erick and Sammy were fantastic guides and spoke openly about the struggles and reality of living within Kibera Slum. They were kind, welcoming, and full of compassion for their community. Speaking with them and touring Kibera was a highlight of my trip, and a must-do for anyone visiting Nairobi. Erick, Sammy and the many other local people we met along our travels were inspiring: working so hard to make Kibera place. I so look forward to seeing them again one day.
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Posted On : 2023-11-07 08:55:56
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