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Kybeleca Designs
Kybeleca Designs from Nairobi Kenya is a group of refugee women from the great lakes, Rwanda, Burundi and the Congo. Tausi (bottom left) and Irene (top right) are two seamstresses who specialize in african designs, table mats, aprons, gloves, tissue holders, bags and much more!
They sew out of Tausi's home in the Kangemi area of Nairobi. With two sewing machines, they make some fabulous items!
We recently met Tausi at her home and spent time with her and her family - her husband is a tentmaker - a pastor at their church but since he is not paid, he makes a living teaching french and tutoring. Tausi is able to help provide for her family by her small sewing business. Refugees in Kenya don't have many rights so it's vital for her to have this small business that she can earn a living and provide for her six children. We were able to pray for them and encourage them. We even got to give lollipops to the neighborhood children who were there.
She is quite trendy and it shows in her designs. She showed us several different new bags she designed and Christina was able to work with her and encourage her product development! They love God and have a desire to see people - and their community come to Christ. Please pray for Tausi and Irene as they seek God and work hard to find a better life for themselves.