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Watoto wa Lwanga is among the oldest development organization in Kenya focusing on street children rehabilitation and community empowerment. Rev. Bro. Peter Moogi, a brother of the order of St. Charles Lwanga (Bannakaroli) founded the project in 1990 after being challenged by a street boy to give him a shilling and later observing a growing phenomenon of street children in Nairobi mainly arising due to rapid rural-urban migration. He was deeply touched by their plight and had a desire to provide them with comradeship and solidarity.
Under five-program (Day care centre)
Teenage and Young Mothers Program
St. Charles Lwanga Vocational Training Centre
Junior School -Mashuru Project (Upcoming Project)
St. Charles Lwanga primary school
St Charles Lwanga Vocational Training Institute Kibera
This center offers practical training in various fields, including motor vehicle mechanics, electrical installation, fashion design, hairdressing, beauty therapy, and food processing. It is registered under NITA and KNEC, providing recognized certification. The institution also focuses on empowering youth with skills to improve their livelihoods and prevent street life, alongside its primary school for early education.
Why Choose Watoto wa Lwanga Project
We are dedicated to equipping students with hands-on skills that prepare them for employment and entrepreneurship. Our programs are designed to meet industry demands and empower students for a brighter future.St. Charles Lwanga primary school is a place where every child feels supported, challenged and inspired. We emphasize values such as teamwork, empathy, sharing and honesty.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Watoto wa Lwanga and its vocational training programs
1. What is Watoto wa Lwanga?
Watoto wa Lwanga is an organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable children and youth through education and vocational training, aimed at empowering them for a brighter future.
2. What types of vocational training programs does Watoto wa Lwanga offer?
The organization offers various vocational training programs, including skills in Food Production and processing technology (hospitality), Electrical installation & Electronics , Plumbing & metal works, Motor vehicle mechanics & Electrician , Hairdressing and Beauty , ICT , life skills and Entrepreneurship are taught across board, designed to help youth gain valuable skills for employment and entrepreneurship.
3. Who can enrol in the vocational training programs?
The programs are designed for vulnerable youth, particularly those who are out of school or in need of skills training to enhance their employment opportunities.
4. How long do the vocational training programs last?
The duration of the programs varies depending on the specific skill being taught, typically ranging from a few months to a year.
5. Is there a cost associated with the vocational training programs?
Watoto wa Lwanga strives to make training accessible, often offering programs at little cost to participants, depending on funding and sponsorship availability.
6. What are the qualifications of trainers at Watoto wa Lwanga?
Trainers are experienced professionals in their respective fields, often with a background in education and practical experience in vocational skills.
7. How does Watoto wa Lwanga support graduates after completing their training?
The organization provides ongoing support through job placement assistance, mentorship programs, and resources for starting their own businesses.
8. Can I volunteer or donate to support the vocational training programs?
Yes! Watoto wa Lwanga welcomes volunteers and appreciates donations to help support its initiatives (Vocational Training- Skill up! , Primary school, Junior School, Young teenage mothers & under five years program and overall mission.
9. How can parents and guardians get involved in the vocational training programs?
Parents and guardians can support their children by encouraging them to participate, and they can also engage with the organization through community events and meetings.
10. How can I get more information or apply for vocational training?
Interested individuals can visit the organization directly for more information on application procedures and upcoming training sessions.
