The Kenya Acorn Project

12/04/2018

29/03/2018

This four-day cycle challenge starts on the edge of the Maasai Mara, where you can expect to see stunning countryside and East African wildlife. Over the next four days you will travel through traditional Maasai villages, immerse yourself in Maasai culture and sleep under the stars!

27/03/2018

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20/03/2018

Paul Odwour Ogola a PERMACULTURE teacher & designer, came to bring a patient from his village to the Free Health Camp.
Paul's mission is to bring Permaculture knowledge & technology to his community in Rangwe district in Homabay County, Kenya.

We are looking forward to starting a Permaculture program at KAP with Paul later this year with his CBO, Permaculture Farming Group

19/03/2018

COUNSELLING
with trained counsellor from Gynocare Women's Hospital & Fistula Centre and volunteer translator

19/03/2018

MEDICAL TEAM ATTENDING TO OUR PATIENT (..and dedicated Community Leader from NCEPD) UNABLE TO WALK DOWN TO HOSPITAL.

19/03/2018

PATIENTS BEING TREATED BY MEDICS
@ 2 Day Free Health Camp, Acorn Community Hospital Ndhiwa

16/03/2018

Wow stellar

12 days of field recording summed up in this video about Kenya and its amazing landscapes and smiling people, despite the problems they're facing. Thank's…

12/03/2018

MEDICAL TEAMS ARRIVE
Acorn Community Hospital in Ndhiwa, rural Western Kenya for the 2 day FREE HEALTH CAMP on 1st & 2nd March 2018.


Special recognition goes out to the medical teams, including Nurse/Midwife Berit, for all your hard work and dedication - your unique value was most appreciated. Thank you team!

11/03/2018

HAPPY MOMENTS
- at the KAP free health camp Ndhwa

11/03/2018

KNITTED GIVEAWAYS

We had lots of lovely colourful crochet blankets and hand-knitted baby clothes, donated by a group of old age pensioners (OAPs) in the UK to giveaway to all the Mums who came to the free health camp.

11/03/2018

OUR FOOT SOLDIERS WENT FROM SHOP-TO-SHOP INFORMING THE TRADERS ABOUT THE HEALTH CAMP.

It was important for us to get out into the streets to talk to the Ndhiwa residents and create some awareness - business should not always come first.