"The future for a child that can't go to school becomes doomed and dull. The child doesn't have an opportunity to build a future".
Shakinah is a school situated in Molo, a little city in The Rift Valley of Kenya. Most children in this school have a very poor background and they can go to the school thanks to the solidarity of Ann and Peter, the heads of the school, and the sponsorship they receive. Teaching in Shakinah is a struggle against the lack of resources - they even did not have electricity until last summer, something that got thanks to the support they receive from AGUA-ONG, a Spanish NGO that is also developing an intensive volunteer program that has changed forever the face of the school.
How do they manage to develop and educational program in such a difficult situation? Ann Mungai, principal of the school tells us how they achieve it.
Where there is a will, there is a way.
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