Kenia / KITUI: INTEGRATED CREATIVE ARTS AND BUSINESS APPRAISAL (K.I.C.A.B.A)  MICRO-CREDIT PROGRAM
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ABOUT MY WORK ONE WORLD NETWORK

My name is George Orimba I am 25 years old. I am the first born in a family of 3 brothers (George, Godfrey and Benedict). I lost my mother at the age of 12 years in 1999.She died of Pneumonia; it was one of the most painful experiences. We lived in the Mathare Slums of Nairobi and my father worked at the Nairobi Hilton. He never wanted to remarry so I took care of my little brothers. In the year 2004, my father also passed away from stomach ulcers. It was another sad year for us. Read more

New Jerusalem: about visions and dreams of 2017: “Your young people shall see visions, your old people dream dreams”

To this day, the town Lalibela is regarded as the “New Jerusalem”. In the 14th century; King Lalibela from whom the town named after, started constructing these rock hewn churches, after he had dreamt about them. The churches are a centre of attraction for the small town in the Ethiopian highlands. Many tourists from all over the world come to visit Lalibela every year. But above all it’s one of the most important and most visited destinations for Ethiopian pilgrims. There will be other reports about this on the webpage. Read more

Christmas celebration for the poorest of the poor children of parcelles assainies Dakar Senegal.

It is estimated that there are over 150 million orphans worldwide. These children are at risk for trafficking, exploitation, abuse, starvation and psychological disorders. In addition to these orphans, millions of children are in danger of abandonment, disease, malnutrition and lack of education due to extreme poverty. Read more

Mbuye Integrated Program

Mbuye integrated program comprises of shelter, poverty relief and environment improvement through tree planting. Mbuye is a small village in Kenya located 100 km West of Kisumu City and 500 km South West of Nairobi. It is like a forgotten village. Read more

Lalibela, Bat Taekwondo Club

General:

‘Bat Taekwondo Club’ was established in 2009 having only 21 members with the aim of enduring and emphasizing both physical and mental development of people at all ages. The club currently has 180 members of all ages taking training with one instructor/General Manager who has a Bachelor degree and two degree black belts in Taekwondo Martial Art. Read more

Uganda / Kasese: Vocational Training Tools at the Skill Development Center

 As one of the long term plans of the PBF and IPOA, the Vocational Training and Skill Development Center was initially established by a collaborative work of PBF and IPOA, along side other many projects implemented under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Kenja who is serving as the Director of the IPOA. The ultimate objective of establishing the Center has been intended to provide variety of skill trainings to the orphans who could not excel in the regular education, to the widows and other needy people from the community who may wish to be trained in small scale and self employing skills. Read more

Senegal / Dakar: PROJECT OF A FREE ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSE FOR THE POOREST CHILDREN OF PARCELLES ASSAINIES SLUMS

Senegal is a coastal West Africa nation located 14 degrees north of the equator and 14 degrees west of the prime meridian. The country’s total area is 196190km2 of which 192000km2 is land and 4190km2 is water. Dakar is the capital city over 1 million people live in Dakar making it Senegal’s largest city. Today Dakar is a sprawling, lively cosmopolitan city. Read more

Resilience:A story of Eskatnaf Mulugeta

The dream of success for young people who have faced misfortunes in their lives since childhood is a challenge to development work. Hopelessness and disillusion is widespread, forcing most of the very potentially prospective and energetic young adults to resort to very demeaning life situations. Read more

Mushrooms Farming Training Project: Rewenzori Area – East Uganda

Background and Necessity of the Project
In most counties, surveys indicate that seventy families out of hundred don’t earn 2,500 Uganda Shillings (approximately 0.75 USD) every two weeks. This has resulted in miserable conditions and violence in the communities. There is visual malnutrition in most children, frequent sicknesses in both Adults and Young, school drop outs, family wrangles and divorce, criminal acts like thefts as people try to earn from where they did not invest; and in general severe poverty is seen.
The situation has been worsened by prolonged droughts due to climate change, leading to crop failure. Then the inflated Ugandan economy where the national currency shilling has lost value has made the money worthless. Moreover, high amount of taxation of every activity up to the smallest retail activities has triggered the purchasing capacity of the poor to the point of none.
The undesirable political problems like the post election violence which rocked most of Ugandan villages especially the area called Rwenzori region have caused hundreds of people lost their lives and families to be displaced. All these have led to the extreme suffering of the communities that have been living in a needy life. This project is planned in view of capacitating the people in their struggle of countering these natural and man-made causalities leading to starvation through training so that they will have alternatives in generating their daily consumption and minimize starvation. Read more