Drugs are consumed all over Kibera, they are also not of a very good quality. People have no education and fall into the trap of addiction very quickly and easily.

The average size of each shack is 12ft x 12ft often having 8 or more people living in one room.

In Kibera there is no centralised sewage system meaning that around 50 people could share the same hole in the ground, that is emptied by employed children.

50% of people between the ages of 14 and 18 have children because they don’t have a very good education.

WHAT PROBLEMS DO PEOPLE FACE LIVING IN KIBERA TODAY - SOCIAL

Only 10% of people own their own shack the remaining 90% live on government land.

Only 20% of people in Kibera have electricity because most of the residents cannot aff ord it.

People who have poor education spend their lives in debt by accepting scammers and not being able to read the small print.

WHAT PROBLEMS DO PEOPLE FACE LIVING IN KIBERA TODAY -

ECONOMIC

WHAT PROBLEMS DO PEOPLE FACE LIVING IN KIBERA TODAY -

ENVIRONMENTAL