The Wana Duma Children’s Project Consists of multiple layers of educational support. A family Self-Sufficiency and food Program, school lunch program, assistance in finding vocational training, home visits and enrichment through field trips and volunteers. We are supported through donations, sponsors and fundraising.
school lunch cooks
Korogocho slums – Nairobi, Kenya
We have a family of six that were living in the Korogocho slums – the largest garbage dump in Nairobi. A Mother with AIDS and five children, two of which also have AIDS. We were very fortunate to move this family further away from Korogocho and help find adequate housing. All six are currently healthy and the children are attending school. We would like to continue to track this family and provide assistance for as long as needed. Donations will be needed to supply the family with food, school supplies, tuition and clothing.
Milgus Trust – Northern Frontier, Kenya
Milgus Trust in a nonprofit committed to the preservation of land between the Matthew and Ndoto Mountans in the Northern Frontier of Kenya. The Wana Duma Children’s Project has partnered with the Milgus Trust to build a classroom for local students that was completed in 2008. Another classroom is slated to complete in March 2010.
school lunch cooks
Korogocho slums – Nairobi, Kenya
We have a family of six that were living in the Korogocho slums – the largest garbage dump in Nairobi. A Mother with AIDS and five children, two of which also have AIDS. We were very fortunate to move this family further away from Korogocho and help find adequate housing. All six are currently healthy and the children are attending school. We would like to continue to track this family and provide assistance for as long as needed. Donations will be needed to supply the family with food, school supplies, tuition and clothing.
Milgus Trust – Northern Frontier, Kenya
Milgus Trust in a nonprofit committed to the preservation of land between the Matthew and Ndoto Mountans in the Northern Frontier of Kenya. The Wana Duma Children’s Project has partnered with the Milgus Trust to build a classroom for local students that was completed in 2008. Another classroom is slated to complete in March 2010.
