YouthWhat does peace and diversity mean to a Student?
A student essay by David Nelson of Mashimoni Squatters Secondary School reflects on why peace and diversity are essential to harmony, national growth and mutual coexistence.
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Twelve years of measurable change
Figures to date across Kibera, HomaBay and beyond.
25,600
Youth supported through mentorship & life skills
95%
Learners who stayed in school and completed the year
35
Schools equipped to deliver opportunities
1,650
Direct jobs created
2,780
Indirect jobs created
70%
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YouthThe effect of demonstration in the life of a student
When demonstrations broke out in Kibera's Olympic area in May 2016, learning was disrupted and a Garden of Hope-mentored student, Willis, stepped in to help fellow students caught in the chaos.
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