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Attendance
Weekly tracking across all pillars since Term 1 2026 pre/post surveys.
Impact
Expanded life choices — measured on the floor
Free programs in Kibera create attendance, leadership, and pathways. Here’s the evidence.
Origin
Why Inuka exists
Inuka Cultural Center uses movement arts, knowledge workshops, and professional development to expand life choices for youth in Kibera. After 2007–08 post-election violence, young people needed a safe creative space. Three free pillars grew from that need — still supervised, still rooted in community leadership at St. George Orthodox Church.
Slum Dance Africa
Since 2010 — breaking as peaceful coexistence, healing, and capacity building, founded by Victor Odhiambo.
Capoeira Angola Center Kibera
The beautiful game in weekly rhythm — music, play, and freedom in the roda under Mestre Salim’s lineage.
Empowerment Program for Girls
Since 2021 — workshops, sanitary support, and career pathways so girls stay on the floor and in school.
First Term 2026
~39Avg. SDA class
~34Avg. Capoeira class
35+Girls in TEPG
What we track
Three signals of rising
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Leadership
Senior youth lead warm-ups — the pathway into teaching artistry.
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Schools
ISK & Hillcrest residencies that subsidise free Kibera classes.
Next chapter
Impact grows with partners
See who already walks with Inuka — and how your organization can join the floor.