Our Story

Mukuru Kwa Reuben is one of Nairobi’s largest informal settlements, home to thousands of families struggling with poverty. Many parents rely on casual labor, such as scrap metal collection, to provide for their households. As a result, many children are left without access to basic education, proper nutrition, or discipleship.

The cycle of poverty continues when children are unable to attend school, learn to read, or gain the life skills and receive the Gospel when neglected.

Mission

To cultivate hope, discipline, and purpose among youth in Mukuru through academic support and sports mentorship, equipping children to thrive in school, on the field, and in life.

Objectives

1. Teach literacy and foundational education to children currently out of school.

2. Provide daily nutritious meals to promote physical and mental growth.

3. Offer devotional time- Gospel Centered Hope and Love.

4. Transition children into formal government schools with scholarship assistance.

5. Empower the mothers and families of the children to live a dignified life.

6. Use sports mentorship as a tool to instill discipline, teamwork, and life skills.

Current Programs

Literacy Classes: Two trained teachers provide reading and writing lessons to children unable to join school.

Feeding Program: Every child receives a free hot meal daily.

Discipleship & Devotionals: Gospel presentation and intentional discipleship.

School Transition Support: Children are enrolled into nearby government schools with scholarships and ongoing monitoring.

Sports Mentorship: Structured play and training sessions use sports to inspire discipline, teamwork, and confidence.

Family Empowerment Program: Workshops and skill-building sessions equip mothers and families with tools for economic independence, health education, and leadership, enabling them to provide a dignified life for their children.