We are always taking part in charity fayre's, jumble sales, and various other events to raise money and gift donations. We also arrange for members of the Samburu Maasai to visit with us in Wales to educate and raise awareness of their plight. We are also, at times, able to arrange for Maasai warriors to make educational visits to schools. For more information please contact us...details can be found on the contacts page..



• Working towards M.D.G.s Achieved Gold Star award, working to Eradicate Poverty

• Samburu Tribes people N. Kenya pastrolists affected by climate change.

• Turning towards micro farming to survive severe droughts.

• Provided ambulance I Incubaters I ultra sound I wheelchairs I medical aid I educational aid I hospital support I orphanage and handy..capped.

• Assisting adaptation to micro farming I supplied tractor and plough - cultivator and tools. Assisted ploughing I repairs and punctures. Poultry I Bee hives I Fencing I Transport to markets etc.

• Officiaily linked Maralal - Samburu District Kenya with Neath Port Talbot Wales uk. Exchanging ideas and support to move forward to a better understanding of climate change bothways.

• S.M.W.A. Asked by the Samburu Council to lease Yare Safari Lodges & Campsite for Exchange of students - Schools I NGOs etc, furthering our cause - not for profit.

• Assist and Teach Technology such as solar & wind power at the workshop we provided - New economic, healthy safe means of moving forward to relieve poverty and ill health, working with local officials to improve life for their diverse communities, networking with other NGOs to climb out of this poverty trap.

• Social Cohesion making safe, areas affected by bandits I raiding of animals, unrest between different tribespeople - pulling together to go forward.

• A start is being made to uplift the town and planting of trees - crops - fruit - prOViding boreholes & irrigation.

• A collection of thousands of plastic bags strewn around and being chewed on by domestic and wildlife animals.

• Replacement to paper or cloth bags made locally is our aim.

• School.uniforms being made on sewing and knitting machines we provided along with cultural artifacts & beadwork.

• 20 No Samburu children living in manyattas of sticks and cow dung are invited to represent Kenya at 11 Llangollen International festival" Wales, July 2009.

• Suffering severe drought due to climate change, causing skirmishes and raiding between other tribes people because of hunger.

• Their colourful culture will bring about an opportunity to raise awareness of their plight and promote our registered charity through the media.

• As Samburu children have officially linked with Wales - Colleges - schools - Police ¬Mayor - Lions clubs - Young Farmers & others.

• Samburu children will visit supported by schools - Students & other links on their visit.

• Also attend other important venues such as the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show with young farmers.

• We are seeking urgent help for this venture and would appreciate any assistance available.