Kawangware, in the western outskirts of Nairobi, is one of that towns large high density estates with an estimated 300,000 population of which 65% are children and youth. Kawangware has grown haphazardly without any evidence of planned development and now has a chaotic infrastructure with overpopulated schools, no social amenities, high unemployment and most families living in abject poverty.

Kawangware Street Children and Youth Project was founded in 2002 by Morris Auka and Augusto Githaiga to open up and create opportunities in life for these street children and youth at risk in Kawangware.

Select the links below to find out more about this project

Background	About Kawangware and the project
How does it Work?	What does the project do
Vision & Goals	What are the aims of the project
How can you help?	Different ways you can support the project
Price List	for bags and other products
Map	how to find us