The beneficiaries of Project Africa are women and girls living in remote rural villages of Kenya.   Most of the women are widows or single mothers, while majority of the girls are orphans heading households. Both the women and girls joined Project Africa with low-self esteem because they have never been   encouraged to believe that anything good can come from them.   The education level of the women is low. In Lungalunga, for instance, At least 90 percent of the women are illiterate while in Kakamega most women dropped out of school for various reasons and opted for marriage at an early age. The average number of children per woman is five, many have adopted orphaned children from their siblings who have died of HIV/Aids and other catastrophes.

Many individuals have shared in our vision and helped in making the vision of Project Africa come to pass. We are grateful to our   volunteers and development mentors who work   in our office in Sweden, and in our projects in Africa.  Meet  our Volunteers!!!