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One of Athi River’s ongoing projects involves taking the green path – transitioning from firewood to biogas.
This undertaking had already been started, but stalled after a few glitches.
Recently though, on the back of the BioGas Boot Camp at Torch Base in Jinja, Eustache (one of our staff) has taken up the revival of this endeavour.
Tiffany, a classmate of his during the training, also came around to help clean out our stalled system and get us on the recovery path.
With the help of the other staff and community members (like Kioko the muscle man), they were able to set the ball rolling, and it would be appropriate to say the revival of this system is very much underway!
We’re grateful for these steps, effort and initiative – totally looking forward to clean energy!
Till then though, we’ll flex muscle splitting firewood!
Bio-gas is a renewable energy drawn from manure that, through digestion, creates clean methane gas for cooking and electricity generation.
This reduces on deforestation in addition to providing as more healthy and waste-free cooking solution.
Have some advice for us as we go on with this project?
Or perhaps, would you love to come be a part of it all?
We’d love to hear from you!
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Catherine KingIt was the 90s and I was 7 and 9 years ago. Just a missionary kid who was living a free life. I helped with chores. I made chapatis on the jiko. I sorted beans, peeled potatos. Used machetes to chop the grass to help keep away snakes. We played football or soccer when the ball wasn't deflated by acacia thorns. The rest of the time we dug holes and played mancala in the dirt with stones. Or went wandering looking for impala, giraffe or elephants in the shadow of LuKenya. My parents taught DTS, leadership training courses, PCYM, led King's Kids and other activities. It was a great experience for our family as well as the many short term missions we hosted.
Brother Sam KitalyaA great place for training in discipleship and bonus of wildlife experience. Zebras, Giraffes, Warthog and Antelope roams. Truly a great sight and bird watching as well.
Noreen KomboA place to know God and make Him known through a holistic Discipleship Training School (DTS) run by Youth With A Mission (YWAM)
Vicent A. Kazungu (Baba Theo_Jedd)YWAM AthiRiver the mother of many YWAM bases/location in East Africa and Central Africa it is a beautiful place to be. They have a game pack on their land where you can see giraffes, antelopes, zebras and many coolest jungle livers. Being part of the YWAM global family they are involved in doing Mercy ministries, training programs and evangelism. You will enjoy your time whenever you visit them. Wonderful hospitality, warm friends from all over the world and environment will capture your attention. With these few words I therefore recommend YWAM AthiRiver as a place to be. Karibu!
David OryangAway from the clamour of urban life, this YWAM Base is an ideal getaway for one to be able to detach and zoom-in on the more important things of life - especially concerning Christ & God. Did I mention the abundance of giraffe, wildebeest, zebra, etc just close by in the bush-bush?