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Fanfare as Mathare street children get early Christmas

A youth living on the streets (centre) receives food from Mamma Africa Mathare Centre’s Project Manager Mary Njeru (left) and founder Merinda D’ambrosio at the centre on Sunday. [PHOTO: NANJINIA WAMUSWA]

Christmas came early for more than 350 orphaned children from Mamma Africa Mathare Centre and approximately 200 others living and working on the streets of Nairobi and its environs who had a fun-filled day as they celebrated at the centre along Juja Road last Sunday.

The event dubbed 'Catalyze a Better Life' saw children participate in various activities such as acrobatics, drama, decorations, dances, bouncing castles, magic shows and face painting.

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