Brodie Murphy, one of our young adult missionaries takes us on a tour of our beautiful Shamba in Spring 2019.

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Roseline Wariri has graduated from Heartbeats Organic Farming course put on by Heartbeat Kenya's very own, Oliver Mbogho. He teaches people like Roseline how to cultivate valuable vegetables from their land. This is her garden, Spring 2019.

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In 2019, Heartbeat was in the works of opening a free pre-primary school in Bura, The Father Heart School. This is the contruction of our PP1 classroom.

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Antony Mshila, (then 17), saw his mother learn how to build and maintain healthy gardens from Oliver and Peter at the O.A.T. School.

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Heartbeat has 6 schools they deliver food to every semester. This food is an initiative for some parents to send their children to school as food and water are not always available at their homes.

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Heartbeat Ministries does not believe in giving hand outs, they believe in "hand ups". Heartbeat partners with individuals who want to better themselves or their situations.

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Festus Mwawasi is one of Heartbeats O.A.T. school graduates. He took the course and started using what he learned on his own land.

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Regina Malemba is a local in Bura, Kenya. She has two kids of her own, three grandchildren, and has adopted two kids whose mother had abandoned them.

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A tippy tap is a makeshift hand washing station made from three sticks, rope, a bar of soap, and a plastic container. Its important to have these at you home or shamba, so after a hard days work you can easily wash your hands before preparing supper. In some cases mamas will tend to their gardens, clean their children, and prepare supper with only the material from their leso (a piece of clothing women wear around their hips). Having a tippy tap stops the spread of bacteria. As Oliver says at the end of this episode, "you cannot work, if you're sick."

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This web series tells the story of Heartbeat Kenya, their projects, and the people impacted by them. In this video, Lily Maxwell is 10 years old. She is from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her family has been travelling to Bura, Kenya since the early 2000s and she has grow up on pictures and stories of the people and mountains.

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Oliver Mbogho, our Heartbeat Director of Operations, shares his perspective on the work Heartbeat Ministries is doing for this region and why your support is necessary and impactful.

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