spec is a grassroot youth based organization found in the informal settlement of Kibra. our mission is to enhance a peaceful coexistence and better livelihoods
What happens when a girl is trusted to lead?
15-year-old Daisy, a girl advocate from Kisumu stepped into the role of Danish Ambassador to Kenya for a day, sharing her voice on girls' rights, climate action, and leadership.
#ChangeHerForecast#GirlsTakeover#GirlsLead#SRHR
We are incredibly proud and honoured to be recognised by Siasa Place as the MOST INCLUSIVE CBO in Nairobi County!
This award celebrates the voices we amplified, barriers we broke, and inclusive safe spaces we continue to create
Day 2 we explored gbv, in both physical and digital spaces, prevention, and the importance of relationships grounded in respect, consent and equality.
Building safer communities starts with awareness and action.
@Lydiasiso@SlumPeace#EndGBV#StopTFGBV
We wrapped up our 3-day CHP capacity-building training with sessions on mental health (PFA, self-awareness & self-care), safeguarding and advocacy.
Equipping frontline workers to support others while caring for themselves.
@Lydiasiso@SlumPeace#MentalHealth#Safeguarding
With 101 fully registered political parties in Kenya, young people have choices and a stake in how parties are run, who gets nominated and what policies shape the country.
#Infotuesday
Gaza Makina in Kibra constituency needs urgent attention!
This road is now impassable for motorists, children and residents struggle to pass through.
The road should be done.
Our roads, our safety, our community
Access to IDs is still a challenge for many young people in Makina ward, Kibra Subcounty. While the service charter dictates 21 days for Nairobi residents, many in Kibra have to wait for months with several visits to the centres.
@Sajili_IDKe since November 2025 a young lady has been knocking your doors without success. She’s unable to get a job and access to SHA.
#SiasaYaID #SautiYaAmani #TukonaSay
@kipmurkomen@InteriorKE@ForumCivESA@SlumPeace
A dialogue is only complete when duty bearers are in the room to listen, respond and commit to action.
In Makina Ward, Kibra sub county young people engaged the Assistant Chief of Makina, Chief of Makina & Nyayo Highrise, Ward Administrator of Laini Saba and Head of the Kibra Sub-County Peace Committee on key concerns. They made promises on;
1. Fire station set up plans are underway.
2. Follow-up on the delayed ID case.
3. Clarification on Kazi Mtaani recruitment.
4. Construction permits emphasized to improve building safety.
Wasee wakibonga, leaders wanafaa kuskiza and action must follow.
#TukonaSay #SautiYaAmani
@ForumCivESA@SlumPeace@dago_of@SakajaJohnson@InteriorKE
Wasee mtaani are calling for service delivery.
Young people in Mugumoini Ward, Lang’ata Sub-County, showed up for the Kenya they want, one where basic services actually work.
At Lang’ata Sub-County Hospital, residents raised concerns about the lack of essential drugs. And despite the notice at the gate describing the facility as a 24-hour health centre, residents say hii imekuwa story za jaba, by 8 PM, getting help becomes a struggle.
@SakajaJohnson Hii hospital inawork kweli?
#zKE
@UNDPKenya@SlumPeace@edwinsifuna@JalangoMwenyewe
@JalangoMwenyewe along the Lang’ata–Kibra Link Road is one of the drainage points residents say needs urgent attention. When it floods, water finds its way into homes in Mugumoini Ward.
During the #zKE engagement in Mugumoini Ward, Lang’ata Sub-County, young people also encouraged each other on the importance of proper waste disposal to reduce flooding and other environmental hazards.
@SakajaJohnson El Niño inakaribia, drainage iko blocked, mpango ni gani, boss?
@UNDPKenya@SlumPeace@edwinsifuna@NairobiAssembly