Partnership With AGAPE Adventures
Clean Water Kenya is pleased to announce a new upcoming partnership with Agape Adventures located in County Wexford, Ireland not far from the great city of Dublin. Agape Adventures is a non-profit organization specializing in quality volunteering, career break, gap...
DROUGHT INSURANCE
Doctor Mereu of the Ewaso Clinic spent a couple of days travelling to villages where our Filters are being used to do follow-up and documentation on their effectiveness. In this photo a clogged water filter was flushed a few times and was returned to normal use. The...
Never Aggravate The Baboon
After the business part of our last trip in late September 2016 was finished, we decided to relax by enjoying an early morning safari in Nairobi National Park. Our friend and Clean Water Kenya 'go-to-guy' on the ground, "Action" Jackson Kanga, who doubles as a Safari...
Thank You For The ‘Sweet Water!’
Many thanks to everyone who contributed to our ADOPT A VILLAGE '16 Campaign! Because of your efforts on this most recent trip 102 Portable Water Filtration Systems have been delivered to the Maasai of the Rift Valley. Our seminar was held at the Ewaso Clinic on...
Planning Our 4th Trip To Kenya!
Once again we'll be packing two hard-shell suitcases full of Water Filters and will hold our seminar at the Ewaso Clinic. We look forward to meeting with up to 100 village representatives when we hold the seminar later this month. The day after we land in Nairobi...
TWO GREAT AMERICAN COMPANIES
Two great companies Clean Water Kenya works closely with to bring clean water to the Rift Valley Maasai population are Alliance Rubber of Hot Springs, Arkansas and Sawyer Filters of Safety Harbor, Florida. Alliance Rubber provides strapping material to secure a...
What Makes Us Different
What makes Clean Water Kenya different is that we work in what's known as a 'semi-arid' region of the Eastern Rift Valley. Our base of operation is the Ewaso Clinic located not far from the Suswa Conservancy Area approximately 50 kilometers due west of Nairobi in...
Bomba Construction – Building a Maasai Hut
Typical materials used in the construction of Maasai huts, or Bomba, are cow dung, mud, sticks, grass, human urine and ash. The walls are made of these materials and the roof can be made from almost anything: sticks, reeds, tin or anything that will lay flat. The...
Nairobi “Cart Boy”
Nothing is simple in Kenya. From purchasing medicines to delivering Water Filtration Systems to the interior, every step seems to bring with it a challenge. Whether it be the paperwork or traffic or the roads themselves, we see these challenges as opportunities. We're...
Our First Seminar – March 2016
This was an exciting trip. A good personal friend from the Iraq War, Dan 'Lucky Dog' Svoboda from Wisconsin, travelled with me this time. He had supported us in the past and wanted to see first-hand the work we do. He wasn't disappointed. We planned on doing something...