We had a successful and full trip to Kenya after more than a three-year hiatus because of the pandemic.  A highlight of the trip was the two-day free medical camp put on by the Grow-a-Doc/Nurse graduates and students.  This camp was special because we reacquainted with many we had not seen in years.

Please see all the details in the report.

Northern Ethiopia continues to be in crisis mode.  Our projects in Lalibela, near the Tigray region, have been put on hold while we continue to provide funds for food to several hundred residents and refugees.  There is no electricity.  The cease fire achieved in May has collapsed. This was received from our helper, Desiye:  Between the governing body and the TPLF terrorist team, fighting is back and attack is from three directions. 

In the area where we work, no other aid organization is operating.  We are it....

First the good news:  Despite great challenges of covid, inflation, and national economic  crises, our PLANT A SEED, GROW A DOC & PLANT A SEED, GROW A NURSE students have prevailed.  We have several M.D. and B.S.N. graduates last year and this year, dedicated to serving their people.

This, from Maurine Keraa, who graduated last year and who has now completed an internship at Chuka Referral Hospital:

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Let's wrap up this year & start planting seeds for new growth in 2022.  Please see the link to the pdf below, our December 2021 update.

This updated report (see pdf link below) on the activities of Project Harambee highlights the ongoing support for refugees in Ethiopia, new graduates and members of our "Grow-a-Doc" programs, and the amazing crafts produced by the craft women in Kenya.

Thank you for your continued support.

Anyone who knows me, knows how difficult it is for me to ask for things.  (You might say no!)

Today I received the following update from our tireless & trusted helper in Lalibela, Ethiopia, Desiye Melku.  Thank you to all who have helped these unfortunate good people.  You have literally saved lives & preserved much normalcy for children who are just as dear as ours here!  (Please click on photo attachments below.)

It's almost Mother's Day, coincidental with a show of Teacher Appreciation at school year's end.  Who needs more STUFF?  Give a gift that every mother will cherish, a gift like no other, a gift that will help change the world.  Same for teachers.  No hand lotion or potted plant ever gave a poor child a future!  

This accounting was sent to us by Desiye Melku.  (Please read other pages for background.)