Many children cannot make the typical 10 mile daily trek on foot to school. Boarding schools enable them to concentrate on education while not continously over-worked and exhausted. For $400 a year a child receives food, boarding, tuition, uniform, school supplies, books, and medical assistance.

African children who are part of our programs are taught proper hygiene, nutrition, conservation, self empowerment, indepen-dence and the importance of the survival of gorrilas and chinpazees to their economy and to the world.

In August of 09 we are returning to Uganda for medical clinics, implementa-tion of projects and tea-ching various skills. We are currently looking for additional doctors, nurses, emt's, aides, dentists, vets and teachers to join the mission.

2009 Itinerary