Welcome again, Bob

  Bob Peart has recently rejoined our board after a hiatus of a number of years. Bob was one of the three Founding Directors of the organization and pivotal to its original inception and establishment which began with his visit to Tanzania in 2001. He was the leader...

Thank You, Karen

We are extending our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Karen Clyde following her recent retirement from the board of the Kesho Trust after 18 years of dedicated service. Karen first joined in 2008 and actively participated in many project activities of the...

Improvement of Water Supply Infrastructure

In late November, the Kesho Trust organized activities in Enguserosambu and Elerai to enhance water supply infrastructure. These efforts were part of the SCMICK project, which aimed to mobilize the community to address the negative impacts of climate change. The...

Community Weather Advisories

Participants from Enguserosambu Ward during the development of weather advisories In responding to the impacts of climate change, communities need awareness and guidance regarding climate-related events. One of the approaches used to inform communities about climate...

Interpretive Training in Elerai Wraps Up

From mid-October to mid-November, Brent Liddle from Yukon, Canada, volunteered with the Kesho Trust Tanzania. During his one-month assignment, he helped train a group of local Maasai people from Elerai village in the preparation and delivery of interpretive programs,...

Interpretive Planning and Training at Elerai Culture Camp

Brent Liddle, a Kesho Trust board member and consultant from Canada, recently arrived in Elerai to train local people on interpretive planning, building awareness, appreciation, and understanding of Maasai culture through training as interpretive guides. Upon his...