We encourage children to take up environmental responsibilty

A classroom in Kibera: education is taken very seriously as a way of getting out of the slums. With friends, we support nonformal schools through providing stationary, health and sports workshops, and furniture where possible.

The community provides labour to build the training centre

We run regular youth workshops on making life choices, sports as a way to the future, gender issues and HIV/AIDS

Amon Muinde, top tennis player, relaxing in his neighborhood with his family. Homes here are made from tin, paper and recycled wooden crates. An average of 6 people live in single rooms of 4 by 6 feet, no electricity, running water, and an average of 300-800 people per pit latrine

Basketball camps are run by top sports coaches and national players

Developing teamwork is vital to integration of communities irrespective of race and economic background

Top boxer supports our mentorship programme. We encourage top sports stars to attend our training camps and workshops and talk to the children and youth.

Serena Williams visited our kids and they had a great time.

Photo from Progress Report 'SECOND WEEK IN FLORIDA'

Photo from Progress Report 'SECOND WEEK IN FLORIDA'

Photo from Progress Report 'SECOND WEEK IN FLORIDA'

Photo from Progress Report 'SUCCESSFUL FIRST WEEK IN FLORIDA'

Photo from Progress Report 'SUCCESSFUL FIRST WEEK IN FLORIDA'

Photo from Progress Report 'SUCCESSFUL FIRST WEEK IN FLORIDA'

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Photo from Progress Report 'GOALS FOR PEACE'

Photo from Progress Report 'GOALS FOR PEACE'

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Photo from Progress Report 'Tennis icon Serena Williams comes calling ……… as Kenyan Lawn Tennis Association (KLTA) officials mis'

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Photo from Progress Report 'GOALS FOR PEACE A SUCCESS'

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Photo from Progress Report 'Director'

Photo from Progress Report 'Director'