Two Extraordinary Schools
For hundreds of disadvantaged young Kenyans, a free place at Starehe represents their only chance of a passport out of poverty.
Since its foundation in 1959, Starehe Boys’ Centre has consistently proved that children who arrive barefoot and underfed can become high-achievers – and that poverty can be reversed in less than a generation.
Now Starehe Girls’ Centre, founded in 2005, is gearing up to match this achievement when the first students graduate in 2009.
This is such an exciting time to get involved.
Photo by Barney Newman

