Catherine Kaimenyi, PATHWAYS student coordinator and mentor, visited David Mundia’s project in the Karagocho slum area in Nairobi. David is from this area and encountered difficulties with finding a place to study when he was in school. Almost no houses have electricity so there is no light to study by and there is little privacy for concentration. Now as his PATHWAYS project, David has rented a nearby hall with electricity and provided tutoring to help children learn their school work in an environment conducive to studying.
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2007-2008 PATHWAYS Scholars
- Education, University of Nairobi
- Conservation Project: Tree nursery to help prevent soil erosion and provide water catchment areas
- Tuturung Village
- Mentor: Catherine Kaimenyi
- Dentistry, University of Nairobi
- Educational Development Project: Tutoring youth in the Korogocho slum
- Nairobi
- Mentor: Catherine Kaimenyi
2006-2007 PATHWAYS Scholars
- Agriculture, University of Nairobi
- Economic Project: Beekeeping and Tree Planting for Economic Development in Bomet
- Bomet
- Mentor: Lydia Koros
2005-2006 PATHWAYS Scholars
- Medical School, University of Nairobi
- Orphanage Project: Developing a self sustaining home and nursery school for AIDS orphans
- Wagire
- Mentor: Sister Mary Owens
- Commerce, University of Nairobi
- Hands on Kenya Project: Developing the volunteer organization “Hands on” in Kenya
- Nairobi
- Mentor: Catherine Kaimenyi
- Mathematics and Computer Science, Kenya Methodist University
- Water Project: Developing methods to provide safe water to people in her village of Elementaita
- Mentor: Catherine Kaimenyi