Youth Education and Development in Kenya

- Teach core subjects in English to primary and secondary school students. Subjects include mathematics, business education, biology, chemistry, physics, English, music, art and design, history and civics, HIV/AIDS education, and geography.
- Provide resources for a care center for orphaned children (3-4 years of age) that provide nutrition, care, and recreational activities.
- Organize recreational activities for students, such as soccer, netball, basketball, volleyball, music, dance, drama, choir, boy/girl scouts, field trips (to local forests, prisons, and hospitals), farming activities (e.g. gathering crops), and/or horticulture.
- Provide counseling, tutoring, and recreational activities to primary school children who have been orphaned—generally due to HIV/AIDS—and are at severe risk of dropping out of school.
- Support a community youth center's initiatives aimed at providing families with the information and tools they need to avoid and remove themselves from common poverty traps. Initiatives include educational theatre productions, group discussions with peer educators, counseling, and training toward income-generating activities.
- Teach a variety of vocational subjects to children and adolescents, such as carpentry, masonry, tailoring, and basic construction techniques appropriate to the region.