Blog Entries for the 'Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya' Category
Round the World’s model is built on the premise that everyone can make a difference. A small contribution channeled into sustainable projects can have sustainable impacts that reach far beyond the initial contribution. This is the story of how one young student and her school decided to make that difference is people’s lives half way around the world. The [...]
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Posted on: July 28, 2011
Categories: Global Issues, Kenya, Poverty, Projects, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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John Mike is volunteering at Nyumbani Village for six months, and shares his experiences there- from rescue visits for children in desperate need, to sharing a home with kittens, to seeing part of the village on fire.
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Posted on: December 8, 2010
Categories: Economic Opportunity, Education, Health Care, Kenya, Poverty, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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I get to tag along with the social workers of Nyumbani Village for a day, meeting and interviewing orphans that might get to come to the village soon!
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Posted on: December 3, 2010
Categories: How People Travel, Kenya, Poverty, sustainability, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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Enjoy the Nyumbani Thanksgiving celebration with us. We can’t thank you enough for making this a reality!
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Posted on: November 30, 2010
Categories: 64 cent Thanksgiving, Blog, Economic Opportunity, Education, Kenya, News, Poverty, sustainability, Traditions, Videos, Water, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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Even the people in the village, who have next to nothing, give all they can to help others. We speak with Danlewis, a village security guard who also runs an environmental conservation group to protect the local Tiva River.
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Posted on: November 16, 2010
Categories: Environment, Kenya, Uncategorized, Water, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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Read about some of the surprising (pleasant and unpleasant) aspects of staying at the Nyumbani Village in Kenya.
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Posted on: November 15, 2010
Categories: Environment, Fun Facts - Cultures and Countries, Kenya, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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HI THERE!!WANNA HERE ABOUT MILKING COWS?! I’M THE COW MILKER OF THE CENTURY!! (well, GOING to be the cow milker of the century)
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Posted on: November 14, 2010
Categories: Environment, Kenya, recreation, sustainability, Traditions, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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What happens after to your hand-me-downs after you toss them into one of those parking lot donation bins? I unexpectedly find the answer, and am overwhelmed by the power of generosity as I sort through the village’s donation storage.
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Posted on: November 14, 2010
Categories: Kenya, Poverty, Uncategorized, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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Alex has found the perfect job at Nyumbani: Helping to construct water tanks!
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Posted on: November 12, 2010
Categories: Countries, Global Issues, Kenya, sustainability, Water, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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School in Kenya – 13 hrs per day – 12 classes most days – pressure to past exams to continue – biology, physics and chemistry all in the same year – plus you have to know how to castrate a pig and collect semen from a bull – it’s tough!
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Posted on: November 11, 2010
Categories: Blog, Education, Kenya, Snacks and Food, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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