Thousands of homeless kids roam the streets of Nairobi, Kenya. Most of them are orphans and lack basic amenities which you and i take for granted. Due to this reason and other reasons, they have turn to scavenging, stealing and doing odd jobs to make ends meet. Their age ranges from as low 3 years old to 17 years old. Most of these kids are discriminated against and seen as the 'no ambition kids'. During my long stay in Kenya (2012-2016), i've come in close contact with some of these kids in downtown Nairobi. Contrary to what people have said about them, i saw kids who want a second chance at life and not cast away the way people have. It really broke me but there was little i could do then. With the help of my colleagues and the connections i have in Kenya, we have come up with a way to help these kids one at a time. First, they have to go through rehabilitation which is the toughest time, provided with steady food, shelter and clothing. Most of us take all these b