“Failing is not the end, it is a chance to try again.”
The Try Again Project is a community-driven initiative using rugby to teach life skills, mentorship, and resilience among youth in Lower Kabete and beyond.
What we run
Mary Leakey Girls High School
The Girls' Programme uses rugby as a platform to build confidence, discipline, and leadership among young women. Currently anchored at Mary Leakey Girls High School, the programme introduces girls to the game while nurturing teamwork, resilience, and self-belief both on and off the field.
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Getathuru Assessment Centre
The Boys' Programme is designed to use rugby as a tool for personal growth, discipline, and positive transformation among young men. Based at Getathuru Assessment Centre, the programme provides structure, mentorship, and a sense of belonging for boys navigating challenging life circumstances.
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Lower Kabete and neighbouring areas
The Community Rugby Programme brings together boys and girls from Lower Kabete and neighboring areas to learn, play, and grow through rugby. The sessions are open to all, from beginners discovering the sport to experienced players looking to sharpen their skills.
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Every contribution, big or small, helps nurture potential, spread joy, and grow stronger communities through rugby.
