Over the last few weeks, Seed of Hope Nairobi has had the pleasure of hosting an intern from Egerton University here in Kenya. Priscilla Muthoni Maina is about to commence her fourth year of studies in “Clothing textiles and interior design” but before that she is spending eight weeks helping to train the Seed of Hope students.
News articles about Crafted
Internship at Seed of Hope
Posted on July 7th, 2010 by Kirsty
Eventful Times
Posted on June 9th, 2010 by Kirsty
On Friday 4th June, the Queen’s Official Birthday was celebrated throughout the world. To mark the occasion in Nairobi, an event was held at the British High Commissioner’s Residence and Vision Africa was proud to be part of the day. The chosen theme was the sporting links between UK and Kenya and how sport can play a role in development. Thanks to our matches between the British High Commission Cheetahs and Kibera Mpira Mtaani we were invited along to promote the work of Kibera Mpira Mtaani.
A Seed Has Blossomed
Posted on July 16th, 2009 by Kirsty
In June 2009 Maureen Mwende became the administrator of Vision Africa’s new enterprise called “Crafted”. Here, in her own words, is the path that led her to this role.
“My name is Maureen Mwende Kyalo. I am twenty one years old; I come from Eastern province in Machakos district. I would like to share with u a short essay about myself. Read the full article »
Crafted
Posted on June 23rd, 2009 by Kirsty
2009 sees the start of a new venture for Vision Africa. “Crafted” is an enterprise which will allow us to build on the skills and talents of Seed of Hope graduates and students as well as some of the older children from other projects. Crafted will provide an outlet for handmade products made by children and young adults who have benefited from a Vision Africa project. As well as the individuals gaining income for their work, Vision Africa will receive the profits from sales to allow us to continue assisting disadvantaged children in Kenya.
A Taste of Africa
Posted on April 14th, 2009 by Kirsty
On the evening of Thursday 23rd April, we will be presenting an opportunity for our supporters in Scotland to learn more about the work of Vision Africa and see some of the fruits of our projects.
The event is entitled “A Taste of Africa” and will feature beads, bites and beats from Kenya and beyond. The main entertainment will be a fashion show featuring clothes and accessories made by graduates from our Seed of Hope vocational training centres Read the full article »