It’s my turn to leave Kenya. The students left on Tuesday. It was inspiring to travel with an amazing group of young people. Hear their thoughts and experiences. Investing and mentoring young people pays great dividends.

  Milk and blood may not be our cup of tea but the students learned about the Masai culture and experienced opening a school and dormitory for Masai children during the trip to Kenya

  The students enjoyed visiting Lamu. Designated by UNESCO as a world heritage site, they learned history and experienced local Islamic culture and practices. See their perspectives.

  No trip to Lamu is complete without sailing and swimming, henna painting and shopping. All of it happened on our last day. We flew to Nairobi, repacked and made it to the airport only to find the flight is 2 hours late and internet went down so no one can even...

  We are joined today by our Tanzanian Project manager, Rama and Athu our builder. We visited two schools and an incredible water project. We visited the Town of Lamu, designated as a UNESCO world heritage site and shopped in that the local market for fruit. The...

  We say farewell to Lawrence and set out on our safari with a stop at the Enkotoria clinic and visited with Juma Sampuerrap a 20 year partner with ABW. Then on to our safari with van breakdown that was fixed quickly. A river walk with a guard, a picnic lunch by...

  We will spend the next two days exploring the Masai Mara Game reserve. We saw lots of animals, stopped at out first medical clinic the Talek Health Centre. It is Well maintained and expanded beyond belief by other organizations. The original centre was funded...