Marlene Anderson in Sabaki, Kenya

One of our members, Marlene Anderson, has assisted school children at the Majenjeni Primary School in the village of Sabaki, Kenya.

Marlene is a licensed clinical social worker working in a Portland-area school district. She has brought education supplies from Portland, such as desks from a donation from Forest Hills OR, to the rudimentary school there. She has also provided HIV/AIDS prevention classes in the village.

Marlene continues her trips to Kenya. UUGAC applauds her work and we continue to support her benevolent work.

Classroom have few desks and most kids sit on the dirt floor. Not all can afford uniforms which are green shorts and yellow shirts.

The Majenjeni Primary School in Sabaki, Kenya.

Many of the school boys love to climb and spend time in the large tree.

Children from the Giriama tribe around the well. They carry water for drinking, cooking and washing.

Marlene at the school with Prinapol and teachers.