Helping Hands Tours & Safaris gives you the opportunity to experience the 'other side of Kenya'.
Most tourist operators only offer trips and excursions to the tourist hot spots of Kenya, but HHT&S is different. We
have close connections to different organizations in Kenya, who have projects in the slums or rural areas. As a tourist
you can join these organizations in their work and see and even contribute to the people in Kenya who are poor or need
some kind of aid. Two of the main organizations that Helping Hands Tours & Safaris is cooperating with are Community
Support Group (CSG) and Matibabu Foundation.
We can organize volunteer work for you, off course combined with some
safari or beach leisure!
The Youth Friendly Centre strives to empower youths to realize their potential for self-help. The Centre, in conjunction with the Matibabu Health Clinic, also stresses the need of dialogue, specifically regarding health and reproductive issues such as HIV/AIDS.
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The Women's Centre aims to provide a platform for women of all ages to empower themselves and realize their own abilities and potential for self-help. It provides a safe haven for women to voice their concerns or opinions pertaining to issues that affect their lives.
The CVTC targets youths and members of the community that are not able to continue their education due to a lack of financial resources. To prevent rural-urban migration and mushrooming of the city slums, the Centre seeks to teach useful skills, such as tailoring and carpentry, to provide members with a means of making a living in their respectivecommunities.
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SEED is an international organization that raises scholarship money to fund young successful Kenyan students with financial constraints to continue their education. The scholarships are supported through fundraising efforts in Canada.
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The Matibabu Health Clinic focuses on providing quality medical health are at a subsidized cost to local residents. Other projects run by the health clinic include the Healthy Children's Clinic (that focuseson the issue of worm control) and the Mosquito Net Project.
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Project Pamoja is a joint project between Kenya's Community Support Group Kibera (CSG Kibera) and Theatre Recap (a Canadian theatre company dedicated to telling stories and provoking thought both locally and overseas).
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