Moving Mountains in Kenya

Embu Rescue Centre for Street Children in Eastern Kenya provides a safe and open contact point for street children.

Moving Mountains provides support for around 70 children and young people each year in Kenya to pursue their education.

90% of the staff at Moving Mountains were once beneficiaries of the charity.

We have created our biggest success story yet with many thousands of children in school.

Moving Mountains have re-developed Kayieye Primary and built new classrooms for children with special needs, as well as a water pump and new dormitories.

Situated in rural Western Kenya around 3km north-east of the small town of Ngia in Siaya Province.

Working together with the school to pursue a programme of educational development.

Working with the school to improve facilities and quality of education in the community.

Working with the school committee and local community to improve the level of education and school facilities.

Tackling issues of early child education, social welfare and child support throughout the region.

Providing education for hundreds of children from urban slum communities in Embu.

Aiming to gradually renovate and replace the infrastructure to transform facilities and the learning environment.

Working with the school to pursue a long-term programme to improve education standards.

Tackling the issues of literacy, education and poor school attendance.

Helping to empower Embu County Primary's staff, students and the wider community.

Our long-standing vision has been to build a facility which provides specific facilities for handicapped children.

Working with the school and community to renew the facilities and integrate the primary with a new secondary school.

Help with the long-term vision of providing secondary level education to all children in the area.

Moving Mountains committed to supporting the build of the Kiamathaga Secondary School in 2011.

The Black Cats Sports Programme supports some of the most marginalised and vulnerable young people in Kenya.

Mama Fatuma Children’s Home helps to care for Nairobi’s growing population of orphans and vulnerable children .

A community owned medical facility based in the heart of Kibera.

Ulamba Children's Home currently manages 120 chlldren every day in a pre-school environment.

Consisting of: a male and female ward, a paediatric ward, a maternity ward with a delivery suite, a laboratory and theatre.

Providing progressive vocational training & employment for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Three week school trip to East Africa that teaches self-reliance, offers an adventure and benefits another community.

Trip for students to Kenya to travel and get involved with an NGO working in health, education and social welfare.

Sisi Kwa Sisi Kids summer camp in Nairobi for one week.

19 day trip for £1,395.00

Join our Medical Camp in Kenya and work in rural or slum communities on programmes that are developed by Moving Mountains Trust.

Experience the work of Moving Mountains and summit Point Lenana on Mount Kenya

We offer four to eight week electives in the market town of Embu in east Kenya where we have our guesthouse and long relations with the hospital.

Travel, adventure and community service with these excellent, well organised volunteering trips through Moving Mountains in Kenya.

Adventure trip for the schools in Cork combining community service across Kenya with personal challenge, travel, fun & cultural experiences.