HOPE 4 HELP
gIVING hOPE TO THOSE IN NEED
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JAMBO!

WELCOME!

In 2006, we met a whole village and helped Tumani Community Orphan School stand on its feet. With sadness, we unfortunately could not stay forever, but our hearts have remained there with them ever since. We are fortunate to return each year, and have helped Tumaini grow into Baharini Primary School. 

 
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           This small Kenyan Village, called Maweni put complete faith in us as teachers, even though we had little to no training, and had yet to properly pronounce a word in Kiswahili! They trusted us with the lives and education of their future. Their children. The beautiful, hardworking ladies who made lunch everyday graciously let us help and only smiled if we did anything the "strange Canadian way". We rolled up our shirt-sleeves and learned how to build a classroom from only the wood and leaves around us. We learned to appreciate their land and their love and faith in it. But it was the children who were the most beautiful sight to wake up to every morning.

 

          There are no words to describe these children, their hard work and their never disappearing smiles. We are just privileged to be a part of their lives. Although we were able to make a difference in their lives with money, they showed us the true meaning of life with love. The children were clothed, they were fed everyday and they now have more hope than they ever had before. Only because of the good we can all find in ourselves. (to see a video of our progress click here)

 

Love,
Kadzo and Karembo

These names were given to us with love from the village, and we are proud to be called “The Beautiful” and “The Good”

(aka Amy and Kristy)

 

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We were lucky to have been there at the
beginning to see each donation made, making a
difference in the lives of not only this school but also the
whole community. We have never seen such a community
bring in two strange girls and let them into all facets of their
life. We met families, we traveled to distant relatives just to
say hello and most importantly we saw more love and generosity
than we have ever seen in our lives. It will be impossible to forget the
lessons they taught us.

 

 

 

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