Meet Changemaker Moses Kamau
Moses decided to form his own non-profit, called Urban Impact Kenya (UIK), to focus on this mission. UIK trains leaders and brings ordinary people together, equipping them with skills and a plan to harness the human resources that exist in urban communities. This innovative training model, called Sustainable Livelihoods, was created by Moses. Moses splits his time and energy between his day job, his young family, and leading the work of UIK. UIK is a work of heart and dedication, providing opportunities for hope and advancement, through practical tools and support, for Moses’s former neighbors and other families in Kenya’s urban neighborhoods. As an energetic and inspiring leader, Moses has galvanized a vibrant team of volunteers to help him carry this work forward.
Thank you, Carol!
After five years of impactful, wise and faithful service to African Road, the wonderful, irrepressible Carol Lentz is stepping down from her role as Treasurer of the board. Carol has brought her finance and accounting skills, as well as her gravitas, creativity and...
Rwanda – This is lockdown, but not as we know it.
Firstly, let me introduce myself, I’m Katie, communications consultant, writer and photographer, based in London. I’ve consulted for African Road frequently over the last five years. In that time, you and your friends, the East African Road Changemakers, have also...
African Road Welcomes Two New Board Members!
The African Road board is made up of talented and thoughtful individuals committed to helping us expand our network of support and talent and sustain our partnerships with Changemakers in East Africa for lasting impact. We’re excited to announce the addition of two new members to the board: long-time friends of African Road, Grace McLaren and Jeremy Stanley!
