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The first three boys go to Secondary School20 viewsThe first three of our boys have now started secondary school. Naftal, Brian and Victor have started at Daraja Mbili School in Kisii. Secondary education has to be paid for and we have been blessed with sponsors who have offered to pay for the boys. It is no wonder that kenyan parents don't send their children to secondary school because of the cost. It seems unfair that they have to decide between food and school.
Mar 10, 2012
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Sally in School42 viewsSally is one of our supporters who comes with us to Kenya each year and she goes into the schools that our boys attend. She has been helpful to the staff and demonstates teaching methods as well as teaching the children. This is one way that Harambee For Kenya works in the community. We like to encourage supporters to use their skills within the community as well as at the house. It speaks volumes to the local community and in turn we get their help.Feb 08, 2012
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The boys teach the Brits39 viewsThe Msungus (white travellers) love to learn from the boys as much as teach them. So Gary and Holly learnt how to make Chipatis, Kenya style. They were good!!Feb 08, 2012
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Games44 viewsThe Lewisham leaders held a short scout meeting with the boys. They did a games evening which was thoroughly enjoyed. They are very competitive.Feb 08, 2012
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Adams shop35 viewsAdam is one of the older boys who wanted to sell things. He chose shoes and started with a stall at the side of the road. In 7 months he has joined forces with another lad and now has a small shop and has expanded to selling clothes as well. It is great to see how he has grown up and how well he is doing.Feb 08, 2012
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Adam, Denilson and Victor.42 viewsAdam and Victor returned to the house to visit us. It was so great to see them and find out how well they are doing. They are both really happy. Denilson is also doing well and works for the charity 3 days a week helping with the children at the house. Feb 08, 2012
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Beaten for being a street boy68 viewsThis is Tony. He was badly beaten by a man the Police are now looking for. He ended up losing his left eye because it was so badly damaged from the beating. One of 43 boys we are feeding in Meru, he eagerly awaits a home. They have no-one else to turn to at the moment. We have the land but we now need the money to build a safe house (our second project).
Please go to Just giving and support us.Nov 16, 2011
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Mount Kenya101 viewsThis is the clearest I have seen Mount Kenya in a long time. We were able to see three quarters of it as we drove round it from Meru to Nyeri on our way to Nakuru.May 05, 2011
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