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Vutakaka School: Intern Noelle Voges
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Tuesday, July 29, 2014. Our most recent intern, Noelle Voges, has just returned from Kenya. Here she shares some of her experience with you. Our organization and the community was grateful she lent her time and talents to making a difference there, and that she did in a relatively short amount of time. Noelle continues to support the organization State-side. Aisha, my amazing homestay mother, and I, in her new home. Follow me on Twitter.
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Vutakaka School: July 2012
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Saturday, July 7, 2012. Wednesday July 4th was the last working day for our long-term trusted friend and Head Nurse Valerian Mshila Malasi. Valerian joined the EAC in 2007 and was instrumental in making the health department what it is today. He was not only a respected nurse in the community, he was also a great leader in developing community health programs and health education. Good luck in all your future endeavors, Valerian! We sta...
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Vutakaka School: A busy month!
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Friday, March 8, 2013. As I was pulling out pictures for this blog post, I really got to appreciate how busy we have been so far this year, and how many exciting things are happening here in Takaungu at the EAC. Let's get to it. We took Matt to meet the fisherman and see the current storage space. Unfortunately, the weekend after Matt left was the launching of the project (pictures below). It was a beautiful day and a committee was ...
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Vutakaka School: March 2013
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Friday, March 8, 2013. As I was pulling out pictures for this blog post, I really got to appreciate how busy we have been so far this year, and how many exciting things are happening here in Takaungu at the EAC. Let's get to it. We took Matt to meet the fisherman and see the current storage space. Unfortunately, the weekend after Matt left was the launching of the project (pictures below). It was a beautiful day and a committee was ...
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Vutakaka School: August 2013
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Saturday, August 10, 2013. We have had so much fun stuff happening this summer at the EAC that I had to pick just a few things to highlight in the blog. Since we had to say goodbye to our peace corps volunteer Jill Daniels (irreplaceable, but we are excited to meet our new PCV Adriana arriving next Friday), I decided I would focus on a few projects that Jill put into place in her final months with us. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). To laug...
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Vutakaka School: February resolutions
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Sunday, February 10, 2013. We hope you had a great holiday season and are enjoying being back in the swing of things like we are! Once again, my new years resolution is to write more blog updates, post more photos, and generally stay in touch with our supporters more often. So, I’m going to try. We have a great intern here now, Shanie Holman, who is posting some of her wonderful pictures that we will be sharing on Facebook. The Class 1 ...
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Vutakaka School: The rains are here!
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Wednesday, May 1, 2013. The rains are here! Slits are cut in the side of the bag at regular intervals, and the greens grow out the sides of the sacks. We can wait to see how this improves our school farm, and how we can share this with the community! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Become a sponsor now! Sponsoring a Vutakaka student is providing enormous opportunities to a child in Takaungu, Kenya! We provide h...
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Vutakaka School: Rainy season farm update!
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Tuesday, August 14, 2012. Rainy season farm update! The Vutakaka School shamba (farm) is off and running in this rainy season! To the right you see the onions right after they were picked. We are excited to cross one more vegetable off the list of things we need to purchase to provide nutritious lunches to our students every day! Thanks to everyone who has been involved in making this farm a success! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Vutakaka School: May 2013
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Wednesday, May 1, 2013. The rains are here! Slits are cut in the side of the bag at regular intervals, and the greens grow out the sides of the sacks. We can wait to see how this improves our school farm, and how we can share this with the community! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Become a sponsor now! Sponsoring a Vutakaka student is providing enormous opportunities to a child in Takaungu, Kenya! The rains are here!
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Vutakaka School: Farewell to Valerian
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Keep track of students at Vutakaka Junior School in Takaungu, Kenya. Saturday, July 7, 2012. Wednesday July 4th was the last working day for our long-term trusted friend and Head Nurse Valerian Mshila Malasi. Valerian joined the EAC in 2007 and was instrumental in making the health department what it is today. He was not only a respected nurse in the community, he was also a great leader in developing community health programs and health education. Good luck in all your future endeavors, Valerian! We sta...
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