Help and hope for homeless boys in Kenya, Africa

In Nairobi, boys as young as eight years old, with impressionable minds and no place to call home, are already addicted to drugs and alcohol.

But SLDI & HESA alumna Sr. Felistas wants these boys to stay children for a little longer.

She and other sisters visit the boys in the slums 3 times a week.
“We take them to school. We change their lives. They become good people and good citizens of the country.” -Sr. Felistas

At Kwetu Home of Peace, she is providing drug rehabilitation and a stable environment where these young boys can thrive.

It’s still challenging for the boys to change. But she doesn’t give up.

Using the local mobilization efforts she learned in ASEC’s training,
she works tirelessly to engage the community and give the boys the extra support they need to stay off the streets.

You can support children and communities across Africa
by donating to the education of a sister, just like Sr. Felistas.

Learn more about Kwetu Home at http://asec-sldi.org/news/success/homeless-boys-kenya-kwetu/

First Speaker: Sr. Lina Wanjiku Ndung'u, SE ASEC Regional Director, East & Central Africa
VO: Zoe Laporte
Video by Charles Ferran (Posture)
Producer: Amy Fedele

Видео Help and hope for homeless boys in Kenya, Africa канала African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC)