Sustainable community development is happening in Ndathi, a remote area of Central Kenya, through improved health care, education and coop formation. The Kenyans are very patient with slow progress, believing that they can be more accountable to themselves and to others if they plan and work at their own speed. We let them decide what is needed and how we can help.
We’re not an organized charity or a group affiliated with any church organization. We’re just a group of family, friends and concerned people who found there was a need, and have had a chance to meet that need. The money that has been used to build and sustain the clinic is a small amount by American standards. What we have needed has been provided. We have been blessed to be a part of what’s happening in a tiny spot on this earth 8,000 miles from our home. I believe that the time has come for individuals to do what they are called to do to meet the global needs of today.
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. – Margaret Mead