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Sponsoring local children at Leleshwa Camp

07 September 2011

Leleshwa Camp now sponsors a total of 23 children at Mpopongi Primary School. Recently the camp has made further donations for solar power in the boarding house and classrooms, computers and teacher training. A target has been set to provide 100 desks by the end of this year and great progress has been made to ensure that they achieve this goal. Special thanks goes to Leleshwa's guests for their generous contributions and for helping the community realise their dreams

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