Kibera has a population of 250,000 people across an area of 2.5 Square kilometers (Concern Worldwide, 2020). Nearly 50% of the population is unemployed; most of the employed workforce is semi-skilled or unskilled with the majority engaging in casual jobs; domestic work, artisanal work, and operating small-scale businesses. Most of the residents of Kibera live in tiny little shanties that they call home. The structure measures approximately 10x10 feet with an average household having up to 6 to 8 members. Most of the households are women or youth-headed. The slum is characterized by conditions such as poor sanitation, inadequate social amenities, inadequate security, and poverty. The local population has adopted retrogressive practices including; poor family planning, gender bias practices such as particular gender preferences, and gender-based violence.