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About Us

Empowered Dreams Initiative (EDI) is a non-profit community-based organization (CBO) based in Korogocho Slums, Nairobi, Kenya, dedicated to empowering vulnerable children, girls, and young mothers living in underserved communities.

Our organization works at the grassroots level to address challenges such as hunger, lack of menstrual health resources, and limited access to mentorship and mental health support. Through community-driven programs, we strive to restore dignity, hope, and opportunity for individuals facing difficult circumstances.

Who We Are

Empowered Dreams Initiative is rooted in Korogocho Slums, where we work every day to uplift vulnerable communities facing poverty, trauma, early motherhood, and lack of access to essential services. Our grassroots approach ensures real solutions tailored to Korogocho’s unique challenges.

Our Mission

To empower vulnerable children, girls, and families in Korogocho Slums through education, mental health support, mentorship, and sustainable economic opportunities.

Our Vision

A thriving Korogocho where every child and young mother lives with dignity, hope, and opportunity.

What We Do — Our Key Programs

Mental Health & Emotional Healing

Offering trauma healing, counseling, and emotional support to young mothers and girls through our Soul Healing & Searching Program Read more

Education & Mentorship

Mentoring children and youth in Korogocho with leadership training, digital skills, and career guidance Read more

Menstrual Health & Hygiene

Distributing sanitary pads and providing menstrual health education to help girls maintain dignity and attend school Read more

Feeding & Nutrition Support

Providing nutritious meals and emergency food assistance to hungry children and vulnerable families Read more

Economic Empowerment

Training youth and young mothers in business skills, financial literacy, and vocational trades Read more

Environmental Protection and Climate Action

We run Environmental Protection and Climate Action initiatives in Korogocho Slums, where we educate children and youth on waste management, recycling Read more