In a tiny space measuring no more than the average small European garden shed. Some one hundred children who live in the filthy suffocating diseased Matari slums in Kenya’s Nairobi city centre eagerly cram themselves into this minuscule classroom for the day’s classes. The school is entirely funded by the local impoverished slum community.  

In a tiny space measuring no more than the average small European garden shed. Some one hundred children who live in the filthy suffocating diseased Matari slums in Kenya’s Nairobi city centre eagerly cram themselves into this minuscule classroom for the day’s classes. The school is entirely funded by the local impoverished slum community.

Image for M.Y.S.A. (Matari Youth Soccer Association).