One Village At A Time is a nonprofit, nongovernment organization, which strives to create small, sustainable programs for AIDS orphans and their villages. These African villages are geographically isolated and have little or no access to existing NGO or government-sponsored programs. The programs revolve around creating the resources to feed, clothe, educate and nurture these children. One Village also creates programs to support the village as a whole by empowering the local leadership, church leadership, local businesses, and parents to support these children and their community.
School has begun in Nambale and Siaya. Our kids are back in school and a new year begins. I am so far away from them and yet they are with me every day.I see their ragged uniforms, I look down at their unshod feet, I cringe at the disease I see in their eyes and [...]
read more »As you know I read the op-ed pages of the Nation each day. I have been particularly vocal about the recent rash of suicides as a result of bad marks on the National Exams. But this beats any reasoning I have yet read on the subject and I just have to post the first page [...]
read more »Remember Francis my driver? Despite the grenades going off when last I was in Kenya, he reassured me that El Shabbab was nothing. I can’t tell whether that was wishful thinking or meant to keep my tourist dollars over there. Today I read an extremely cogent article by Ken Menkhaus of enough project.org. His best [...]
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One Village operates on a very small budget and 100% of all donations go directly to helping the villages we serve. Even the smallest donation can have a large impact!
