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Street Boys

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Hot off the press this morning, Friday 16/11/2026: The boys met in fellowship at All Saints Church to hear the word from William and to receive their soap. They then went to the library and office where they were served by William and Jethro. Fellowship, soap and food is our mission to them to show how much they are loved.

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Jethro still meets the boys in the streets and market where they hang out.

Impact

Many of the boys have gained trust in the community.

2 street boys have been given motorcycles to ride in a bodaboda business. Their boss reports they faithfully hand over the proceeds from the business every day.

4 boys have been reunited with their families and seem to have settled. (see video testimony. It says it all.)

Most of the boys are now clean and dress decently.

2 of the boys have businesses in making and selling chapatti and mandazi.

They have changed behaviours and now respond to situations more gently.

2 boys have got married and are settled at home with their wives.

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Please watch the video above. Now Erius has gone home his father has given him this land to work. He has bananas, cocoa, maize, mangoes and coffee.

Updated October 2026

To read about the early history of the 

Street Boys click here

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