Young Leaders Club

  1. This club serves children aged 15-18 who have graduated from the Toto Club, most of whom are now in high school. They mentor younger children and receive support for their personal development.
    • Psychosocial Support: The organization provides psychological support to club members, addressing the impact of drug use, which leads to school dropouts and fuels violence in Korogocho. Slum Child Foundation partners with NACADA and UNODC to advocate for drug abuse prevention and offer policy guidance for effective, evidence-based interventions.
    • Skills Provided:
      • Activities encourage childhood experiences within legal boundaries, fostering personal growth and development.
      • Skills shared include:
        • Communication and interpersonal skills
        • Decision-making and critical thinking
        • Resilience
        • Stress management
        • Problem-solving
        • Behavior change communication