
We are a small group of people who have formed a registered charity to help others to achieve the things which we take for granted, education for our children, a healthy environment and the opportunity to get on in life.
Rosemary and Jim, the founders of the charity live in the village of Emley in West Yorkshire.
Our work is concentrated in Msambweni a small town south of Mombasa on the Kenyan coast of Africa.
The aims of our charity are
• To advance education of school children by funding educational resources, buildings furniture and equipment
• To advance education and training of disadvantaged children by financial sponsorship
• The relief of sickness and the preservation of health
On the following pages we will tell you about the work we have done and the plans we have for the future.
Please contact us if you would like to learn more or assist us in any way with fund raising and sponsorship.
You can email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Latest News (click on the item)
The building of a new toilet block and clean running water to the school
There are many ways you can help and these are a few examples of sponsorships.
Please click on this link and you will be taken to our contact page. We look forward to hearing from you.
Costs £150 per annum, pays for school, books, transport and food.
You will receive annually a photo of the child, a personal letter, progress report and school newsletter.
For additional information follow this link
£30 buys a double desk, and will be inscribed as you choose.
eg ‘donated by…………………………….’
‘in memory of…………………………..’
For further information,follow this link
Each impregnated net costs £5. 2 nets costs £10 and protects 1 family, 5 nets cost £25 and protects 2 families.
A photograph of the installed net and family is supplied.
For further information see ‘mosquito net project 2009’ and ‘mosquito net sponsorship’
£25 buys milk for 1 child for 1 year.
You will receive details and a photo of the child you are sponsoring.