Hodari Boys Club, established in 1971 by a group of Nairobi parents, is a renowned brand dedicated to providing constructive activities for young boys during their free time. With a strong focus on skill development, talent enhancement, friendship building, and character growth, Hodari offers a range of opportunities for boys to learn and thrive. Initially operating from a room at Strathmore College, the club eventually acquired its own clubhouse on Ndoto Road in 1982.

As the club grew, additional space was required, leading to the establishment of another house, affectionately known as H2. Today, Hodari continues to organize activities for boys from Nairobi and beyond. The day-to-day operations are managed by a group of enthusiastic young men, supported by parents and experts in various fields.

The spiritual and moral development of club members is entrusted to Opus Dei, ensuring a holistic approach to their upbringing. Hodari Boys Club is held in trust by the Imara Educational Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to promoting social welfare and educational projects in Kenya. With their rich history and dedication to the growth of young boys, Hodari Boys Club remains a cornerstone of constructive engagement and character development