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End the cycle of homeless youth living

on the streets

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This is the future. Join us?

Important message regarding fire at MITS

​Recently, a fire broke out in one of the boys’ dormitories at MITS campus in Kamulu. We are relieved to report that there were no injuries; all students and staff are safe and accounted for.

Our team responded quickly, and with the help of the local community and emergency services, the fire was extinguished before spreading to other buildings. Unfortunately, the dorm and all its contents were lost. We are currently assessing the damage and developing plans to rebuild.

Following an investigation with local authorities, the cause of the fire was determined, and appropriate disciplinary actions were taken. Ensuring the safety and well-being of our students and staff remains our top priority. We will keep you informed about the progress of the rebuilding efforts and any other relevant updates.

Thank you for your continued support and prayers during this challenging time. If you would like to contribute financially to the construction of the new boys’ dorm, please use the link below.
 

Our Programs

How can you get involved?

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Thousands of kids live on the streets

Yes, we are talking about kids here. 

Kids are living on the streets.

Street Eats

Want an easy, simple, affordable way to  get involved?

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Give a meal.

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For many street kids, receiving a meal is often the introduction to their story of transformation. Your $5 gives one nutrient-rich meal and an invitation to hope. 

Our outreach center provides meals for kids in Eastleigh.

Our Mission

At MADE IN THE STREETS, we are committed to loving and serving the children from the streets of Nairobi, Kenya. We strive to meet their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs by providing them with a safe and supportive environment, education and training, and opportunities to earn a living. Our goal is to empower these children to build a better future for themselves and their communities.

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