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Don Bosco Boys Town
Langata, Nairobi
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Don Bosco Boys Town is a Salesian training centre in Karen that serves young people from poor and marginalised families, many of them from the nearby Dagoretti informal settlements. The Salesians of Don Bosco opened it in 1985, choosing a well-off suburb partly to draw attention and support to the needs of slum youth, and it has since educated more than six thousand young people. Its vocational courses include tailoring, motor vehicle mechanics, carpentry, electrical installation and welding, and a technical secondary school runs alongside. Places are competitive and awarded through an entrance test, and the institute's trainers are licensed by the TVET authority. Salesian reports say most graduates find work in their trade, and a 2024 ceremony awarded certificates to 321 trainees.
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