This project will support 100 school going children who have been forced to drop out of school because their parents or guardians have lost their sources of income due to Covid-19 . The project will provide school fees, school uniform, books and free meals to help them stay in school.

This project will support 150 youths develop entrepreneurial skills and launch their own businesses in the Kibra Slum. These students have been apart of the high school mentorship program and have been selected to continue into the Entrepreneurial Training program on account of their diligence and hard work. They will also recieve support creating a business plan, registering their business, legal help, connecting to the business community and continued mentorship and professional support.

This project will provide free education to 500 poor students in Kibera slum, Nairobi, Kenya through paying schools fees, supply of stationery and offer critical literacy services. The project will also offer mental/psychological support to students who have gone through any form of violence.

This project will equip 200 young mothers who have been married off at an early age with sustainable entrepreneurship and leadership skills in order for them to start businesses or secure employment.

Most people living in Kenya, specifically Kibera slum (The second largest urban slum in the world) depend on casual and domestic work to earn a living. However, because of COVID-19 they have lost their income and businesses. The project will provide psychological, financial and social support needed for these people to recover from the impact of COVID-19.