Education changes everything. So does breakfast.

Rossholme School sits in the middle of Kiambiu, one of Nairobi's poorest informal settlements, in classrooms previously made of corrugated tin and breeze block. Inside, 525 children aged 3 to 12 are learning to read, to count, to imagine a different future.

Most of them are here for free because their families could never afford the fees of an ordinary Kenyan school. So we cover everything: the building, the teachers, the uniforms, the books, the lockers, the security guard, and a breakfast and lunch every single school day.

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Rossholme in Kenya - Free education for children in Nairobi's Kiambiu slum