Kimuli Fashionability produces upcycled fashion and accessories by training and employing persons with disabilities (physically impaired and those with hearing impairments) as trainers for trainers. We turn plastic waste like used cement bags, milk packets, sugar sacks, rice sacks and others into designer products. Homeless or rural poor youth can gain earn income by collecting and selling to us the waste materials in their various communities. After collection, the waste is washed, dried and cut to different shapes depending on the design of the product to be made. The pieces are then blended with African fabrics like (Kitengi, Sisal, Barkcloth) into unique fashionable garments like raincoats and accessories like shopping bags, wallets, laptop cases, etc. We organize fashion shows where the disabled showcase the products, they make from waste to raise funds and change people’s mind-set on the way they see disability not as an inability and creating awareness around the waste problem. That is also why we organize sensitization programs in schools, children camps, and open communities to support reducing, re using, re-cycling and upcycling waste.