VISION
Youth, Children and out-of-school youth in Smokey Mountain, guided by the principles of integrity, solidarity
and creativity, are given Education - Skills and Livelihood opportunities
to empower them to assume responsibility for creating a sustainable future.
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MISSION
The KSK, administers Youth and Children from the infamous Smokey Mountain
through the provision of 21st Century skills, empowers them to create a sustainable future.
Smokey Mountain operated for more than 50 years, consisting of over two million metric tons of waste. The flammable substances on decomposing waste led to numerous fires which has resulted in many deaths.
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The area was officially closed in 1995. The site was turned into public housing for the impoverished people living in the slums surrounding the landfill. The slums were also cleared, which was the home of 30,000 people that make their living from picking through the landfill's rubbish.