Arusha is home to thousands of young people. Many families have moved from rural areas to the city in search of better livelihoods, yet life here remains challenging. Only a few can provide quality education and stable support for their children’s future. As they grow older, supporting them becomes increasingly difficult, and many young people find themselves on their own.

Rapid population growth and ongoing economic instability have created fierce competition and limited opportunities. The transition from childhood to adulthood is therefore a critical and often difficult stage: one that can determine whether a young person builds a secure, hopeful future or faces the risks of unemployment, addiction, or crime.