Odula Family Permaculture Farm

The Kenyan Host Family Project, based on Rusinga Island, on Lake Victoria, was started in 1995 but became more active from 2000 onwards with the emergence of the internet on the region. The project initiators are Michael (60), a former high school principal and a UNEP Global 500 Laureate (1990), while Jane (50), is a former teacher and a social worker trained in Canada. Both are now fully involved in promoting sustainable development programs in their own community.

Goals and Objectives
To promote global partnership, friendship and co-operation for the purposes of skills and innovative technologies transfers involving professionals of various kinds worldwide.

Project Description
The project welcomes any volunteers, willing workers in organic farms (WWOOFERS) and all kinds of visitors worldwide who will be treated to typical African hospitality and generosity and home based for the purposes of social integration and cultural immersion in a rural village setting and environment where they are accorded full family rights and privileges.

Visit http://odulafamily.blogspot.com/ for more details.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• WWOOF
• WWOOFERS
• organic
• volunteers
• volunteering
• Kenya
• Rusinga
• Nyanza
• Odula
• permaculture
• Lake Victoria

[Marleyites]

Very nice! Bob Marley believed Africa is the most beautiful place, and he's right. He was a farmer & believed in permaculture-style farming.

And I think this is a good farm, on top of the hill, look at the view. I have many permaculture videos on my channel. Thank you for posting this.