Discover the real impact of a solidarity trip on the NGO we work with in Mombasa.
Discover the real impact of a solidarity trip on the NGO we work with in Mombasa. "It is a pleasure for the centre to welcome Tumaini volunteers" This is the beginning of the letter written to us by Ken, local coordinator of the NGO we collaborate with in Mombasa. It is important for the project to have people around who care and love the children, something fundamental for their growth and development. The NGO plays a fundamental role in the rescue, rehabilitation and
"Travelling with Tumaini was a click" - Eva in Kenya
We share with you the learning of one of our volunteers, Eva Vilachá. He traveled to Kenya in 2018 and since then he has seen life with different eyes. She had the opportunity to learn on the ground, immerse herself in a new culture, connect with realities that sometimes escape us.
Claudia in Kenya: "I will never forget how much can be done with so little"
Claudia during her solidarity trip to Kenya From the first moment, Claudia understood what a solidarity trip consists of: “it is a priceless personal experience” where the person who travels is the one who benefits the most. He collaborated for 15 days in the shelter for street children in Kenya. As a nurse, she was able to heal some children. “For that alone it has already been worth it.” How was your arrival in the NGO? The welcome was super good, they explained the project to us, they gave us a dossier with information, they introduced us to the
Paula in Kenya: "A memory engraved in the retina, the heart and the head"
Paula and Adrián with one of the children of the . She is only 19 years old, but this summer she has already lived an enriching experience full of solidarity and learning: a solidarity trip to Kenya, through Tumaini. She collaborated with an NGO that takes in street children, offers them a home and education so that they can aspire to a better future. This is her experience. How was the preparation of your trip? Did you receive all the information you needed from Tumaini? Yes, I received very complete information. Then the
Víctor in Kenya: “it is very nice to feel open to that experience”
Víctor with the boys and girls from the shelter in Mombasa. In July, Víctor Martín left Granada to go on a solidarity trip to Kenya. He was one of the first people to collaborate, through Tumaini, in the shelter for street children on the coast of Mombasa. He participated in numerous volunteer activities with street boys and girls. In the backpack, it brings back unforgettable anecdotes and, above all, a lot of learning from the little ones. Every day