I find these visual displays of words from groups of stories about organizations fascinating, and rather representative of the stories themselves.
Mpira Mtaani
Mpire Mtaani is a youth sports & development organization based in Kibera and supported by Vision Africa, World Vision, and others. Mentioned in 55 stories.
Carolina for Kibera
The Carolina for Kibera stories don’t give you as good of an idea about what they do, but they get mentioned a lot and work in Kibera, obviously. Binti Pamoja is the name of one of their programs. They apparently pay school fees, help people, and get thanked a lot. (filter threshold was 8 phrase mentions instead of 2 for Mpira Mtaani – took out a lot of the extra words)
Red Cross
Red Cross apparently helps internally displaced people, provides basic needs, addressed post election violence, and gives food, clothing, and shelter. They also talk about raising donations for the drought.
UNHCR and World Health Organization
UNHCR is not connected to anything, whereas World Health Organization is. I couldn’t search for “WHO” since that is used in thousands of irrelevant stories. It’s clear that providing Mosquito nets, malaria drugs, provided free of charge, and dealing with drug abuse are among the activities carried out. They also deal with dieases and family planning, and saving peoples’ lives.
World Vision
World Vision appears to do everything. They help young children, support orphans & widows, “especially people,” and they build toilets and houses (off the center of the map). They are also mentioned with “old people”, and they provide school fees and uniforms:
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