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Tanzania + Kenya - Team Trip| May2025
Kimber Ryan | Trip Leader
Come With Us—This Is More Than a Trip
Join us for two unforgettable weeks in Tanzania and Kenya, where we’ll step into the lives of widows, young mamas, and children, bringing love, encouragement, and real, tangible support. We’ll build homes in Maasailand, go Boma to Boma delivering food and hope, set up a medical clinic deep in the bush-bush, and pour into young mothers in Kibera Slum. We’ll spend time with kids at an incredible educational center - doing art, visiting homes, and sharing our skills and talents before closing out our journey at a children’s home just outside Nairobi. This isn’t about coming to “help” but about walking alongside, listening, and learning as we see God move in ways we never expected. Ready to be part of something bigger? Let’s go!
Cost: $2750 + airfare and travel visa’s.
Interested in joining a team trip? Click the link below to fill out an application.
Medical Camps
This is what championing hope and love looks like: hearing about, providing for, going, seeing, reaching out, meeting the needs and sharing love. These remote villages take hours and hours of driving time to reach, they are far from medical facilities. The clinics see to all kinds of medical needs. For more info on Jigger Clinics : click here
Will you help? This truly takes a global village.
The Pokot
The Pokot are an unreached people group in Western Kenya. They live in a remote area that is very dry and rocky with limited options. With our local partners’ help, they are learning new ways to help provide for their families. Currently, medical care and food are some of their biggest challenges. Our team will have the opportunity to meet these beautiful people, we would love to take them a heaping bundle of love sent from our friends back at home.
Ambassador Project | Widow’s Home
Did you know you can be part of the Pamoja Love Crew by becoming a Dream Team Member? Check out the details HERE
Dream Team Member: Lois. | Widow’s Home
“There was a day she (Lois) was called to go, to see, to experience and to do. She was headed to Tanzania with a team from the Pacific Northwest. They would be spending two plus weeks in this beautiful land brimming with opportunity to love and serve, working with local partners, reaching out to those who were experiencing deep pain and hardship. Lois understood pain and hardship, she was a widow. She had experienced the pain of loss and she had much love to offer.”
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“A little over ten years later Lois would hear of another heartbreaking story of a widow from her friends, the local leaders that she had worked with earlier in Tanzania. They shared the following: “She is called Ruth, her husband died 5 years ago, when…”. A home that was crumbling, a woman who was trying to hold it together. What did Lois do? She built a home for Ruth, and she is eager to do more, the home is still in need of furnishings and a concrete floor (to eliminate the concern of jigger infestation).
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Lois is an inspiration, she is committed to reaching out with hope by spreading awareness and by providing tangible needs. She understands that love looks like something, and she wants to see it on the move. Will you join her?
If you are interested in supporting Lois and the Pamoja Love dream, here are some options:
Financial Contribution: You can make a financial contribution towards the construction of homes, furnishing, or concrete floors. The costs are as follows:
Widow's Home: $750
Furnishing: $300-$500
Concrete Floors: $600
Volunteer or Spread Awareness: If you are unable to make a financial contribution, you can still support Lois by volunteering your time or skills. You can assist with fundraising efforts, help spread awareness about the cause through social media or local community events. You can simply share this opportunity with your friends.
You can apply to become a team member of an Outreach Trip, or the Dream Team.
By supporting Lois and her mission, you can contribute to making a positive change in the lives of those who often feel unseen and forgotten.
To learn more of Lois’ story and why she chose this project, check out this blog post: A Love That Reaches Beyond Borders click here.