What Was It Like? It was hot. The sun at the equator is direct and intense. It was exhausting. Our days were full and long going from school-to-school checking on water catchment tanks and handwashing stations. It was the end …
“Snapshots of Hope: A Volunteer’s Journey in Kenya” by Nonie Kingma Read More »
Nereah Obura We’re thrilled to share that Nereah Obura, our esteemed Program Coordinator, will be travelling from Kenya to speak at the Auction. She will offer valuable insights and captivating stories from Kenya, enriching our understanding and connection with her …
Millicent’s Story Meet Millicent Anyango, a mother of three, including twins, Irine Akoth and Jeff Opiyo, who are enrolled in the P4P Power of Milk (POM) and farming programs. Since joining the POM program, Millicent’s babies, once malnourished and sickly, …
Harvesting Hope . . . P4P’s Farming Programs Transform Power of Milk Families! Read More »
Alice Atieno Alice Atieno is a 56-year-old widow and mother of 10. With two acres of land, she is a peasant farmer. Unfortunately her land does not support her family so she also works in the neighborhoods for additional income. …
P4P Farmer Training is Changing Lives – Enjoy these stories. Read More »
On this part of our whirlwind trip we focused on P4P’s farming and other economic development projects. P4P Farming Our agriculture programs teach farmers innovative farming methods, like Farming God’s Way (FGW). Twice per year 25 farmers at a time …
P4P Volunteer Travelers Share More About Their Trip – By Sue Hansen Read More »
The P4P POM program is running well and is impressive. It is uplifting to see that we are helping many children, but also sad that a few are still very malnourished. It is an important focus of the P4P Health …
P4P Volunteer Traveler Sue Hansen’s Update on the P4P Power of Milk (POM) Program Read More »
P4P Demo Plot Provides Excellent Training Opportunities Some of our amazing volunteers visited the Kopanga region last month to check on progress and see where we can better help the community. One of the brightest spots of their Kenyan journey …
Collins Otieno is 14 and is the oldest in a family of 3 children. He lives with his parents in Magongo village and managed to attain an amazing score of 383 on his 2023 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education at …
Van Ochieng is 15 and lives with his parents in Mubachi village, where he attended Magongo Ribe Primary school. His father (Nicholas Okeyo) is a small-scale farmer with a big family, 5 children of his own and 4 other children. …
Fifteen year old Jackeline Vera, is the second born in a family of five. Fortunately, both of her parents are living, but her hopes of joining high school were nearly dashed due to the fact her family cannot afford school …
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