Help us to help them
The trust has funded two small chicken farms in operation that helps provide income for the community. We hope this will become a self-sustaining business. The first farm was started during our visit in March 2012 on land opposite the
We are funding our new teacher’s college training to teach at primary level. We now have two teachers – Fatuma Maulida and Milca Ogweno. Milca is currently trained at nursery level – and will work with our younger children. By
As well as the new classroom, we’ve built two extra latrines for the extra children. The busy road nearby has always been a worry for parents, so we’ve fenced off the area around the school to make it safer and
An extra 45 children living around Neema Nguuni can now start school thanks to the efforts of our fantastic sponsors. We’ve employed another teacher and built a new classroom, so a total of 90 children are getting a great start
Twenty two guys and girls from Plumbs Furniture Covers successfully completed the National Three Peaks Challenge on 24th and 25th of May. They raised over £12,500 for projects in Kenya supported by the Three Hills Action Trust (THAT).
We are very grateful to Plumbs Ltd – the loose cover, reupholstery and curtain people – for their support with our work. Update – by February 2013, Plumbs have raised £12,500. They are helping to draw attention to the charity
The “Brilliant Barclays” are the Best! Well, that’s what the Trustees think of our magnificent eight: Fran, Aimee, Louise, Steve, Alan, Hannah, Anna & Suzanne. Fit and healthy and blister free but this is the start. In order above are:
February 2011 We’re putting your money to good use and we’re controlling the use of every penny… We can’t and won’t fall into the trap of doing things in haste, only to repent at leisure! But that does not stop
Water, water is not everywhere but clean, potable water is piped at last to the village. It was a priority and it has been achieved much earlier than we expected…thanks to the Community Spirit in the village. Now there is
We can be very naïve and make assumptions that just because this is Africa then all African children will have seen their indigenous animals. Unfortunately this is not the case and despite living an hour’s drive from a Safari Park,
Thank you Maggie! We can’t express properly our feelings and gratitude to 13-year old Maggie from Eye near Peterborough. She had heard of our work and looked up our earliest efforts at a Website and decided to do something to
When Marian and Jim first visited the village, the school was a shack and they learnt a few months later that it had been almost entirely destroyed during a freak storm in the all too brief rainy season. Now the