Ghetto Classics, using music to inspire youth in Nairobi

The video discusses the Ghetto Classics program in Korogocho, Nairobi, founded by Elizabeth Chorogue. It aims to transform the lives of young Kenyans through music education, particularly classical music. The program provides a sense of family and discipline to children from challenging backgrounds. Despite the hardships faced by the community, Ghetto Classics offers hope and a space for dreams to flourish.

What is the main challenge faced by the residents of Korogocho?

• Poor healthcare facilities

• Extreme poverty

• Lack of clean water

• High crime rates

Who is the founder and director of the Ghetto Classics program?

• Mary Wanjiku

• John Doe

• Elizabeth Chorogue

• Peter Mwangi

What type of music does the Ghetto Classics program focus on teaching?

• Jazz

• Rock

• Classical

• Pop

How many children does the Ghetto Classics program teach each week?

• 300

• 400

• 500

• 600

What is one of the key benefits that the Ghetto Classics program provides to the children?

• A sense of family

• Sports activities

• Free meals

• Scholarships