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Friends of the Mwokoeni Children - Visits

Visit 2007

Mwokoeni children getting ready for class

Carol with the Mwokoeni school children

Teacher joining in on red nose day

Reading out to the whole class

Pupils from the UK helping out with Science

Mwokoeni children getting ready for red nose day

Mwokoeni children waiting for red nose day

Mwokoeni children getting ready for red nose day - 3

Another UK pupil helping out with Science

Mwokoeni child Receives a present

Past Visits

After months of planning, prayer, thought and hard work, we finally set off on our nine hour flight to Mombasa, looking forward to what was to come and spending time sharing together as a team. We checked into our hotel before breakfast and soon after this we had a phone call from John Oondo, the headmaster of the the Mwokoeni Children's Centre and School. John came to meet us all that Sunday morning with his son Dominic and his sister Diana.more...

In July 2003, after months of planning and preparation, two Charity Trustees and other young people visited the Mwokoeni Children's Centre & School. Here's what happened...more...

Whilst visiting Kenya in July 2003, Daniel Purchese spent time interviewing the headmaster, John Oondo, about aspects of life at the Mwokoeni Children's Centre & School. John talks about how and why he started the school, how things have changed and his vision for the future of the school... more...

As a first-timer to Kenya I had many worries about the trip. As well as concerns over the terrorist threat and how I would cope on my first long-haul flight I was also unsure of how I would fit into the village's very different way of life.more...

This year's trip began early on 10th July. We spent more or less the whole day travelling, arriving at our final destination - The Sanana, at around 1am Sunday.more...