Uganda has one of the youngest populations in the world: more than 56% of its inhabitants are under 18 years of age. And they make up the largest group that lives in poverty. Only in Kampala, the capital, there are more than 10,000 minors surviving on the streets, according to Unicef. In the image, the square in the Kisenyi neighborhood, where many play, sleep or burn garbage.

The majority of minors live in slums or ghettos where they can obtain some kind of protection from others in the same situation and where they can hide from society. Like these guys, who pose at six o'clock in the morning in the Kisenyi neighborhood, just before leaving to look for their lives.

To get money and survive, children work where they find something, in the demolition of buildings, unloading trucks or helping to sell food. The little ones are busy picking up plastic bottles or scrap metal.

from here we want raise this founds to help them to build a houses and pay bills