Meet Ellie and Casey, two volunteers who visited our projects in Russia and Kenya and had an incredible experience! Ellie’s Story After a rather average four months studying in Voronezh, I wasn’t entirely sure if returning to Russia was the best way to spend the summer holiday. But I’m glad I took the leap. From […]
Christmas at IPI with Casey
Casey sits quietly chatting to a young boy, who has been at the Kithoka Amani Community Home (KACH) in Meru, Kenya since Christmas Day. The boy was found on the streets and has been welcomed into the home. He hasn’t yet settled, but has warmed to Casey. She can tell something is bothering him, and […]
5 Reasons to Volunteer with a Community-Development Project in Kenya
We’ve defined 5 fabulous reasons why our Kenyan volunteer programme is hard to beat, including being cutting edge, grassroots and affordable. Find out more..
Kitezh: A Volunteer’s Perspective
Ed Hatfield visited Kitezh in 2014 with the group from Sevenoaks School. This visit left a lasting impression on him of the strength of Dmitry Morozov’s dream for the care of neglected orphans in Russia, and in 2016 he returned as a volunteer at Kitezh for 3 months.
Why Volunteer in Kenya?
Volunteering in Kenya provides an opportunity not only to experience an amazing country, its culture and people, but to make a difference to some of those affected most by poverty as well as HIV/AIDS.
Why volunteer with International Peace Initiatives in Kenya?
– by Sally Bogale, Fundraiser
Located in Meru, Kenya, IPI is a living model of what hope can bring to communities living in extremely difficult situations of ill health and poverty.
