What to expect

Support learning, share skills, and connect through education

You’ll take part in daily activities that support local students and educators, helping in classrooms, leading workshops, and contributing to programmes that strengthen learning across all ages.

Trip Highlights:

  • Early Childhood Education: Support learning through play and structured activities at the local Early Childhood Development Centre.
  • Peer Education: Facilitate sessions on life skills, health, and relationships with local youth.
  • Women’s Empowerment: Help run workshops that build confidence and entrepreneurial skills for local women.

Get Involved

If you’re passionate about education and want to take part in community-driven projects, this is a chance to learn, share, and grow.

Contact us today to join our 10-day Education Volunteer Trip in Musanda.

Example Itinerary

Day 1: Welcome & Orientation

  • Morning: Begin your journey with an orientation session, meet the Kenyan team and gain an overview of our projects.
  • Afternoon: Join our social work team on a home visit. Meet a family we support, hear their story, and even help prepare a meal. A powerful introduction to life in our community.

  • Morning: Help prepare breakfast, then step into the classroom to assist teachers with lessons, reading, and playful learning.
  • Afternoon: Serve lunch, lead outdoor games, and help teachers prepare resources.
  • Later: Attend an adult education class, seeing how lifelong learning empowers parents and guardians.

Take part in building a safe, simple home for a vulnerable family. From assembling the frame to traditional “mudding,” you’ll work side by side with local builders. By evening, you’ll see a new home standing, a life-changing transformation.

  • Morning: Visit Musanda Primary School and host a Q&A session with the children.
  • Afternoon: Visit the Deaf School, where children with disabilities receive inclusive education and tailored support.

  • Morning: Join our outreach team for jigger smearing, sealing hut floors and walls to prevent parasite infestations.
  • Evening: Walk to Bukakha Rock and enjoy a beautiful Kenyan sunset.

  • Morning: Serve breakfast at St Irene’s, then walk with the children to attend a local church service.
  • Afternoon: Discover the vibrant sights and sounds of Mumias Market, a hub of local culture and daily life.

  • Morning: Work on our community farm, then prepare nutritious porridge with spirulina at the Porridge Kitchen, supporting malnourished babies with feeding and health checks.
  • Afternoon: Join a peer education session on sexual health and empowerment, followed by a lively football match with the Greenblades youth team.

Spend a day at Noah’s Ark School: serve breakfast, assist with classroom learning, play games with the children, and support teachers with resource preparation.

Return to St Irene’s School for a full teaching experience. Lead a lesson in the morning, and in the afternoon take charge of educational play sessions, putting your skills directly into action.

  • Morning: Visit the Spirulina Farm to see how this superfood is grown and processed to fight malnutrition.
  • Afternoon: Take part in the house handover ceremony for the family you helped build a home for, a moving and unforgettable end to your trip.

What to expect

Support learning, share skills, and connect through education

You’ll take part in daily activities that support local students and educators, helping in classrooms, leading workshops, and contributing to programmes that strengthen learning across all ages.

Trip Highlights:

  • Early Childhood Education: Support learning through play and structured activities at the local Early Childhood Development Centre.
  • Peer Education: Facilitate sessions on life skills, health, and relationships with local youth.
  • Women’s Empowerment: Help run workshops that build confidence and entrepreneurial skills for local women.

Get Involved

If you’re passionate about education and want to take part in community-driven projects, this is a chance to learn, share, and grow.

Contact us today to join our 10-day Education Volunteer Trip in Musanda.

Example Itinerary

Day 1: Welcome & Orientation

  • Morning: Begin your journey with an orientation session, meet the Kenyan team and gain an overview of our projects.
  • Afternoon: Join our social work team on a home visit. Meet a family we support, hear their story, and even help prepare a meal. A powerful introduction to life in our community.

  • Morning: Help prepare breakfast, then step into the classroom to assist teachers with lessons, reading, and playful learning.
  • Afternoon: Serve lunch, lead outdoor games, and help teachers prepare resources.
  • Later: Attend an adult education class, seeing how lifelong learning empowers parents and guardians.

Take part in building a safe, simple home for a vulnerable family. From assembling the frame to traditional “mudding,” you’ll work side by side with local builders. By evening, you’ll see a new home standing, a life-changing transformation.

  • Morning: Visit Musanda Primary School and host a Q&A session with the children.
  • Afternoon: Visit the Deaf School, where children with disabilities receive inclusive education and tailored support.

  • Morning: Join our outreach team for jigger smearing, sealing hut floors and walls to prevent parasite infestations.
  • Evening: Walk to Bukakha Rock and enjoy a beautiful Kenyan sunset.

  • Morning: Serve breakfast at St Irene’s, then walk with the children to attend a local church service.
  • Afternoon: Discover the vibrant sights and sounds of Mumias Market, a hub of local culture and daily life.

  • Morning: Work on our community farm, then prepare nutritious porridge with spirulina at the Porridge Kitchen, supporting malnourished babies with feeding and health checks.
  • Afternoon: Join a peer education session on sexual health and empowerment, followed by a lively football match with the Greenblades youth team.

Spend a day at Noah’s Ark School: serve breakfast, assist with classroom learning, play games with the children, and support teachers with resource preparation.

Return to St Irene’s School for a full teaching experience. Lead a lesson in the morning, and in the afternoon take charge of educational play sessions, putting your skills directly into action.

  • Morning: Visit the Spirulina Farm to see how this superfood is grown and processed to fight malnutrition.
  • Afternoon: Take part in the house handover ceremony for the family you helped build a home for, a moving and unforgettable end to your trip.

Trip Details

  • Musanda, Kenya
  • 10 Days
  • £730

  • Click here for details on what’s included.