kenya waterRelief™project gap year

volunteer

transform arid desert into a sustainable life giving water supply

Population pressure, poor rains, deforestation and soil erosion means that the communities of rural Kenya are struggling to survive. Help build sand dams and give the people the gift of a sustainable year round water supply to drink and irrigate crops. Work with community self-help groups to improve their livelihoods, health and incomes. The communities we work with face many problems in their day to day lives, in particular the shortage of water and food. Their environment is also affected by deforestation. You can help change the environment for the better and give these communities good, clean water.

where: Machakos and Makueni, rural Kenya

what: community development work, building sand dams, planting trees and terracing land.

how long: 6 weeks

kenya waterRelief™project gap year

explore

Fancy a challenge?

So you thought you worked hard enough - time to go that little bit further! This is your chance to experience and explore the diversity of the real Africa, trek through jungles past stunning waterfalls, raft down the white-water rapids of the Nile, live and breath Rwanda's culture, spot the big 5, summit a mountain and learn to dive off pristine beaches. Six weeks of adventure, adrenaline, culture and fun that you will never forget.

where: Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda 

what: Beaches, safari and diving, trekking, undiscovered adventure! 

how long: 6 weeks

kenya waterRelief™project gap year

in a nutshell

what are you waiting for?

Spend 6 weeks living and working with Kenyan communities to transform their lives for a sustainable future.  Then, if you're up for the challenge, join our new East Africa expedition, Team sizes 10-16.

where: Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda

what: Community development work, building sand dams, planting trees, safaris

when: 6th January (6 week project followed by 6 week expedition)

how much: Project only - £1650 plus donation of £650 Project & Expedition - £4250 plus donation of £650

where does the money go?

click here to download a trip factsheet