Merceline Chebet

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October 29, 2026 by Merceline Chebet

Big Smiles, New Experiences & a Library in the Making 💛

A look back at August at Koisamo, the next chapter for Overflow FC, and what we’re building for the children next. The new Overflow FC website is live. Visit it → ✍️ From the Overflow team Reporting from Koisamo Village, Nakuru County August brought laughter, learning and new experiences to Koisamo. Our holiday camp welcomed new […]

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July 22, 2026 by Merceline Chebet

Meet Dennis: How One Boy Learned to Believe in Himself

Dennis used to quietly stand on the sidelines, afraid to be seen. Today, he is a confident football player, teammate, and young leader. Discover how love, mentorship, and community helped one boy believe in himself and why many more children are waiting for the same opportunity.

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July 6, 2026 by Merceline Chebet

A Camp Full of Firsts in Koisamo

Three weeks of school-break camp. Around 100 children showing up, week after week, and a community quietly stepping in alongside us. From the Overflow team ✍️ Reporting from Koisamo Village, Nakuru County There is a moment we keep coming back to. We have been trying to find the right way to tell you about this […]

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May 21, 2026 by Merceline Chebet

When a Child Believes They Can Shine

Every child who walked through our gates this April carried something with them. Some carried shyness. Some carried self-doubt. Some carried the quiet weight of simply not feeling seen. By April 24th, something had shifted in all of them. Over eleven days across three weeks, Overflow Communities Kenya hosted its April Holiday Camp 2026, bringing […]

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May 21, 2026 by Merceline Chebet

You Were Born Valuable: A Big Sister Talk at Overflow Communities Kenya Centre

I began by asking everyone to breathe together. A tent full of girls at our community centre in Koisamo, all eyes facing forward, taking a slow breath in and letting it out. It was a small moment, but it set the tone for everything that followed: you are here, you are safe, and you matter. […]

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