
Drug-Free Champions Clubs
Twelve-week peer-led clubs where young people practice leadership, refusal skills, and mutual support—hosted in faith and community yards.
Kenya · Youth · Community
Own a named cause—Champions Clubs, Pathways, skills, and conservation—with faith hosts and communities, not a black-box donate.
Contribute · Get involved · Own the cause
For you
Donors, volunteers, families, and partners each get a door built for them—no scavenger hunt through the org chart.
Not sure yet? Ask us which door fits · Browse programs first
Where we workSchools & neighbourhoods across Kenya
HoursMon – Fri: 8am – 4pm · Saturday: 8am – 1pm
The problem
Too many young people face pressure, idle time, and stigma—with too few safe places to practise healthier choices. We meet that urgency with advocacy, skills, and community roots—not spectacle.

Pillars
Clubs, Pathways, skills, and conservation—themes hosts and sponsors can own.
01 — Drug-free
We build 12-week Drug-Free Champions Clubs—peer-led, faith- and community-hosted, not a one-day photo op.
Learn more →02 — Pathways
From day one, youth explore career and skills pathways with a written next-step plan—no report-card gate. Tawi is the tech expression when ready.
Learn more →03 — Empower
Training, sports, and creative outlets that give belonging and alternatives to substance use after the bell.
Learn more →04 — Sustain
We protect the places the next generation will inherit—tree planting and stewardship that mirror care for people.
Learn more →How we work
A rhythm communities can repeat—not a one-day awareness show.
Faith communities (PCEA-first) and schools open yards and halls—local ownership, not imported events.
Stipended Hubs run Champions Clubs and Pathways sessions weekly—Yard Day is a showcase, not the whole story.
Corporates and individuals sponsor named themes with clear roles and a spend trail—contribute, get involved, own the cause.
Campaigns
Named themes—fund a club term, sponsor Pathways, plant, or show up on a Yard Day.

Twelve-week peer-led clubs where young people practice leadership, refusal skills, and mutual support—hosted in faith and community yards.

Initial programme alongside Clubs: youth explore career and skills pathways with a next-step plan—no report-card gate. Tawi is the product when ready.

Training and games that build confidence, teamwork, and healthy routines—with a coaching career hook for mentors.

Planting days that connect environmental care with youth purpose—and agri/environment pathway practice.
Stories
Community work told with dignity—for donors, partners, and neighbours alike.
Trust
Funders, families, and partners deserve clarity—not marketing fog.
No. We focus on prevention, peer clubs, Pathways, skills, and conservation. When specialised clinical care is needed, we help people find honest referral paths—we do not provide clinical rehab ourselves.
Take action
Fund a club, mentor a session, or open a school partnership. Every path keeps young people at the centre.