Daraja Academy
The story of how the Daraja Academy got started and funded and ready to admit students is a long one, and one that even I am not too clear on. I will let Jason’s work tell his own story of how he and his wife single handily started a school where girls from the slums of Nairobi will cultivate a community of individuals with a sense of cultural awareness, social conscience, and environmental responsibility, all while instilling talents that will enable them to open doors to a global society.
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Pass on
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Thank you very much for posting the link to your blog here. It's definitely worth clicking on the link.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Bosch on
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Thanks for sharing Jason's vision, when will the girls start or have they already? I certainly admire anyone who would teach in such a remote environment.
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Permalink Reply by Jabiz Raisdana on -
He and his wife are going over this summer and hope to start enrolling in January. Contact them for more info. They will be happy to share.
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