Some things I hope to accomplish living among the Maasai include: helping renovate the Longido roadside banda, visiting schools, introducing a solar oven, purchasing chickens and goats, planting seeds for a library, making jewellery with the Kimokouwa beadmakers...and untold adventures waiting to unfold...
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Photo: Visiting Imani Vocational School
Imani Vocational School is another project founded by the Sisters of Our Lady of Kilimanjaro. Sister Placida, pictured above, has vision, courage, and boundless energy. She is introducing me to one of the girls who is learning to do crocheting. The young girl cannot walk because her legs were broken twice as a child and never re-set. A surgeon will be visiting the school in June and he will meet this girl.
The school was founded in 2003 and teaches tailoring, carpentry, construction, computer skills, english, brick making and other courses to abled and disabled young people. On the back of the property they have an area where they also raise a few dozen pigs for food and profit. Gardens lay barren because of the drought.
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