A boxing club in Changamwe, Kenya, is successfully diverting young people from drug abuse and inactivity by providing a positive outlet through the sport. Bomu Boxing Club, operating from the Changamwe Social Hall, offers a safe haven and structured training for at-risk youth. The initiative has already proven effective in reducing involvement in criminal activities within the community. However, the club’s coach warns that the program is in jeopardy due to a lack of financial support. Urgent funding is needed from the county government and private donors to maintain operations and continue providing this vital service. Without support, the positive impact on local youth will be lost, potentially pushing them back towards negative influences. The club represents a grassroots effort with significant community benefit.