[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cOiABcKaTg] Brittney Wallace and Sheridan Tochkins, PA-MOJA volunteers from Abbotsford, BC in Canada visited their sister school, Uaso Nyiro. They were warmly greeted by Head Teacher, Patrick Mwaura, and welcomed into the tiny Grade 5 […]
[slideshow] PA-MOJA volunteers, Sheridan Tochkin, Brittney Wallace, Heather Hall and Alison Stuart visited Malek Secondary School to see the new drip irrigation system funded by PA-MOJA. The irrigation system allows the school to have a vegetable garden, […]
Super Hoops for our Sister School! Join in the fun for a great cause! Play basketball or Hula Hoops on Friday, June 8, 2012 AND raise money to help our sister school in Kenya! Date: […]
Stephen Girard Elementary Public School was only a few stops and a short walk away from the hotel that dancers from the Langley Fine Arts school were staying. That morning the dancers, along with Ms. […]
We have just received the results of the PA-MOJA bursary student’s final exams. This set of final exams is extremely difficult in Kenya. It spans 2 weeks and tests them on all the material they […]
Please click here to see the original article in the Abbotsford News, which includes a video of the four students mentioned below explaining why they joined the PA-MOJA club this year. By Vikki Hopes – […]
Students with Full Bursaries in 2012 Form 4 (Grade 12) Students Jackline Asukuku – Loise Nanyuki Girls Secondary School My name is Jackline Asukuku, aged 17 years and in grade 12 at Loise girls school. […]
[slideshow] The children at Steven Girard Elementary wrote letters and sent them to students at Njoguini Primary school. The following are some images from the day of delivery. Click on the thumbnail to enlarge.
[wpvideo MvNV0YKh] Students at Burnaby South Secondary school produced this video for their sister school, Endana Secondary, for Christmas 2011.
MAJOR PROJECTS IDENIFIED BY OL PEJETA CONSERVANCY FOR SUPPORT DURING 2012
[slideshow] A number of infrastructure projects were completed in 2011 including the completion of three rural libraries (Sweetwaters Secondary, Matanya Primary and Irura Primary), water tanks and installation for 12 schools, a drip irrigation system […]
Every school is expected to participate in at least one cultural exchange with their sister school each year. Delivery dates There are currently two times in the year that PA-MOJA envoys are travelling to […]
Here are some ideas that schools have tried: Project Kenya Card Campaign Selling Kenyan-made Keychains and Necklaces Hunger Banquets Bake Sales 50/50 Draws Cookie Sales Homemade Scarf Sales School Production/Sports Ticket Sales Silent Auctions […]
[slideshow] A pride of lions feast on a carcass while tourists snap away at their cameras. No one bothers with the birds patiently waiting their turn in the periphery despite the major role they play […]
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2011 Graduates Winfred Wamucii Wamuyu – Egerton University Hi, I have a story concerning my past that I can use to encourage my fellow girls who are rescued from early marriages who can still make […]
PA-MOJA is a North American charitable organization that helps Kenyan kids go to school while supporting the…READ MORE
We are partnered with the Ol Pejeta Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya. Our financial and cultural support strengthens the goodwill between the conservancy and the community members resulting in … READ MORE