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A quick look at our facilities, our volunteer teachers, and our students.
our students, and their second favorite game, Frisbee
Some of our girls singing a Kiswahili song
Another song about love
Our dedicated committe members and gurdians during a meeting at the school
The tragedy of fire that devastated our classrooms some years back
Our students, soccer star jairo in front; one dedicated Canadian volunteer in back
Madame Mary, our volunteer teacher, and two more young students who need all our help and caring
Brave faces of the young living in Fuata Nyayo slum
Some standard 6 students in front of classroom, reciting poetry in english for their Canadian teacher
Meeting at the end of the day: students, as well as Madame mary, and Aaron Carson, volunteers
Students in front of our standard 3 classroom, graciously donated by miss Alexandra of Switzerland
Our most dedicated volunteer teacher, and project director, George
Students in front of our standard 2/4, 6, and Nursery(kindergarten) classrooms
Another face of Upendo Rescue, help us give him a chance at a more enriched life, and education
Two of our boys taking shelter from the sun in the doorway of standard 3 classroom
Madame Mary on our playing lot- We hope to fence and grow grass one day
Soccer game continues; background: stone walls and the factories that surround our slum
Standard 6class, hard at work in Aaron's class
Skins team has scored a goal!!
Inside classroom with george and students
The river clogged with garbage that borders our government donated lot
Upendo Recue's committed board of volunteers
project director George, plays football with the kids; adding joy to their lives everyday
Schools toilet facilities donated by Alexandra de Pretto of Switzerland 2003, another of our dedicated volunteers
Edwin Masanta: Our volunteer and web designer working on the website in his office
Pastor Joel Posing for a picture with the puplis and their teachers after a pastorl program
