Sundays here in Iringa are very lazy days and not much happens, so very similar to the UK really. They tend to spend their Sunday doing chores around the house and just watching the world go by, so we took the opportunity to climb ‘The Rock’. An iconic rock in Iringa because when you do … More Latest updates and exciting news!!!

Locals washing their clothes at the nearest stream Best and his mama, they share this home with his brothers and sister Some of the neighbourhood kids who loved having their pictures taken, always smiling This family share their home with 4 other families and it is one room to each family including the family below. … More Finally we have pictures…

Ipogolo is home to some of the poorest children and families in Iringa and is heavily in need of funding to support them.  My journey on Friday took me to this part of Iringa where i had the privilege of meeting some families here, they opened up their homes to me and the children spoke … More Ipogolo Iringa

Wednesday 9th September was my first night in Iringa, i had met Tully the lady of the house and wife of Willard the lead co-ordinator for the voluntary work i will be doing during my time here.  Tully and Willard have a 15month old baby boy called Faith and Tully’s nieces Friain and Atu, they … More Life in Iringa

Wednesday 9th September and i was up early as i had a long day ahead of me, the bus journey to Iringa was 10hrs and i had no idea what to expect. I packed all my stuff up and waited downstairs for Geoffrey to arrive to take me to the bus station ready for my … More Welcome to Iringa

Tuesday 8th September and i finally arrived at Dar es Salaam airport Tanzania. As i stepped off the plane the immediate rush of people poured into the arrivals area and i was directed to the immigration and visa queue, wasn’t much of a queue i have to be honest but more of a push your … More Finally made it – I’m in Tanzania!!!