As a rise of inflation in Kenya makes it harder for parents to afford food for their school-aged children, a non-profit is combating the challenge with one of the largest school meal programs in Kenyan history. Food4Education serves 165,000 hot meals daily priced at KSH 15 ($.10) in partnership with county governments. Founded in 2012, the organization's primary goal is to provide nutritious meals to students. For VOA, Jourdan Smith has more.