Running a marathon is a serious human feat. It takes months of training to ensure that you are both physically and mentally able...
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What does leadership really mean?
“When I began working at TST” Rehema told me over a hot cup of Chai, “I faced a lot of discrimination because...
No act – or person – is too small to make a difference!
You don’t need to do something big to change the world – you don’t even need to be big yourself! I want...
Innovation, Social Enterprise and High Impact volunteering
Chris Hardwick–a talented craftsman & long-term volunteer who embodies the ethos of TST’s mission– has certainly made an impression on the community...
#GivingTuesday: Why do you choose to give?
Give now! There are countless reasons to give, but one defining feature reflected in all giving is that we must decide for...
Social Enterprise Spotlight!
It is with great excitement that we announce the launch of a new social enterprise initiative in Nkoaranga—a bead craft and jewelry...
The Day Care is Open!
Thanks to the success of Small Things Summer Campaign, the new day care at Happy Family Children’s Village’s Community Center officially opened its...
Community Center Opening Day!
Happy September, friends! Small Things Summer has officially ended, and thanks to your concerted efforts we have managed to hit 96% of...
Volunteer Spotlight: Jason, Wendy and Finn
Jason, Wendy and Finn (or Mama Finn and Baba Finn as they’ve affectionately been titled) arrived from Manchester in August of 2015...
We’re half-way there!
A note to all of our supporters Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to The Small Things Summer Campaign! We have...
Mamas know best: How to change lives for the better
The clients in our family preservation program – a resource designed to help families in need stay together through micro-finance, business training,...
The top 6 (of many!) reasons that you (yes YOU!) should sponsor a child
1. It’s easy. If you can afford a daily cup of coffee, you can afford to sponsor a child! Sponsorship starts so...
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