Following the very heavy rains in December, I have never seen Wamba so Green. It was such a pleasure to take my wonderful friend Nicole with me to see the work of the charity and experience life in a semi nomadic tribal community. Some of our visits included visiting our sponsored girls at Wamba Girls School and buying them books they required, enrolled 2 students on computer courses at Eclipse College, visited our water tank which is in need of restoration – big fundraising target for 2020!! We took clothes to Huruma Children’s home where Jeremia is now living, took food to Ruby Pre-school, gave football kits to Milimani Primary and Namunyak Wildlife Workers, and visited the first of our bathrooms which we are funding this year. We also went on an amazing trip to Sarara Conservancy and Reteti Elephant Orphanage and climbed up the mountain to Margwe Water Source and Wamba Dam. If you have any fundraising ideas, I would love to hear about them!!
Wonderful work in wamba by the trust.i did meet one of your geologists and had ideas around sand dams that wamba river meets standards. It will be great if I can contribute to a pilot for this technology that retains water for thousand of years. Am now wamba to set a cbo on culture and heritage with the aim. To set a s community museum. Given availability of funds. I look forward to discuss with your team on this idea.