Another of our great donated dairy goats, named by Steve from Glendale, Arizona. The goats yield 2-3 litres of rich milk every day.&nb
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FILM: Buster, Willie, Nelson, Cricket, Otis. YOU, TOO, CAN NAME A GOAT IN AFRICA!
Submitted by keen on Wed, 2011-10-26 10:36.FILM: A Goat Named Mary...and Virginia...and Sweeney...and Cricket....
Submitted by keen on Wed, 2011-10-26 09:56.One of our most productive programs is the dairy goat project. Donors in the U.S.
FILM: Onasmas & Peter finish beekeeping training...thanks to YOUR help.
Submitted by keen on Tue, 2011-10-25 21:18.Beekeeping & honey extraction is a profitable small business in rural Kenya. Most Kenyans are not aware of efficient ways to keep a h
FILM: Everlyne & Shirley: Would you be able to respond like this?
Submitted by keen on Tue, 2011-10-25 15:29.This is the story of Everlyne, who lives in Kibera and heads Women's Power Group, one of the co-ops supported by HARAMBEE. I got a big
GROW A DOC: Filmed interview with Samuel
Submitted by keen on Mon, 2011-10-24 09:23.We are so proud of our student Samuel, recommended to us by Sister Florence Muia of Upendo Village. He successfully completed his first year of the clinical officer program at Kenya Methodist
March 2011 update from our trip
Submitted by keen on Wed, 2011-04-13 09:05.A child was kneeling in the dust on the dirt floor of the school next to Adonai Children&rsqu
GOATS! GOATS! GOATS! CHICKENS! CHICKENS! CHICKENS! DOCS! DOCS! AND MORE DOCS!
Submitted by keen on Mon, 2010-11-29 19:27.The following is an email received from Stephanina Kuria, who administers our projects at Upendo Village in Naivasha, Kenya.
PLANT A SEED, GROW A DOC
Submitted by keen on Sun, 2010-05-30 13:01.Lack of access to medical care is a very serious problem in many African countries, where large populations live in rural or bush areas. Some have never seen a medical caretaker; disabili
