Today was a public holiday so I paid a visit to a local family I’ve got to know. I’d been saving some magazines from the UK, sent by my sister, for them and today seemed a good a day as any to take them round. The children were so excited and it was lovely to [...]
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In the last few weeks my life has had a complete turnaround. Since funding arrived for the EARC programme there’s been a lot to do. In my role as a Volunteer Development Advisor, following some extensive planning, I have been delivering training to EARC staff on how to set up a volunteer programme and with local [...]
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It’s a small town so it won’t take long. This is the Education, Assessment & Resource Centre and also the centre of Kerugoya, for me at least. This is where it all happens, and all just a five minute walking commute from my place. This is the main road running through the town. It’s only a [...]
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