We envision a Kenya that is fostered by equal access to holistic and quality education for all youth.​ We seek to play an integral role in building a sustainable Kenya by educating and training the future workforce and leaders and provide youth-centered solutions to bridge socio-economic inequalities that youth face today.
 

• 63% of children living in slums attend private schools, which are often unregulated and provide substandard education and deepen inequalities.
  
   

• By 2025, expected that the working-age population in Kenya will increase by nearly 9 million people. A third of this population, 3 million people, will be made up of youth between the ages 15yrs-25yrs that need to be out to productive use. this population is likely to be susceptible to the challenges associated with unemployment, and uncertainty in employment.