Through long-term observation, visual storytelling, and intimate narrative encounters, the project explores how aging is experienced and negotiated in a resource-scarce urban environment. It documents the everyday realities of growing older in Kibera. Moments of joy, pain, laughter, survival, the weight of physical decline, economic uncertainty, acts of caregiving between peers, and the emotional labor of holding collective memory through communal care in a rapidly changing city. These moments reveal aging not as an isolated life stage, but as a deeply social and relational process embedded in family, community, and place.