Ten members of Pitlochry Baptist Church volunteered at Kitega in 2013 and were the first to use the recently completed Shalom house. They worked with the children , installed ten ‘raspberry pie’ computers and helped set up a solar panel cooperative.
The Centre would not be what it is without the support of the many international volunteers who come and work at Kitega for periods ranging from several weeks to many months. Some do not even visit the Centre but provide ‘virtual’ support in such things as preparing reports and newsletters, accounting and publicity.
Check the Kitega website kitegacc.org for further information and application forms.
Check the Kitega website kitegacc.org for further information and application forms.
Amy Kirkwood, who first volunteered at Kitega in 2013 and cut the first ground for the Shalom house is returning with a work party this year and will enjoy living in the new accommodation centre. If you wish to support her work you can do so through givenet.
