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Founded in 2008, Trees 4 Children has secured the support from USAID and other global partners to help plant 30,000 Melia Trees per year which will be propagated and harvested for the long-term value of its timber. Melia trees, an indigenous and fast-growing relative of mahogany, are fed with collected rain water by solar pumps and a drip irrigation system from below the earth. Because Melia wood is strong and resilient it can easily be worked and shaped into furniture and flooring, creating demand around the world.

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Nyumbani Village, in Kenya, Africa was founded by Father Angelo D'Agostino to serve orphans and elders who have been left behind by the "lost generation" of the HIV pandemic. The Village provides a family-like setting for orphaned children under the stewardship of elderly adults and seeks to ensure that the children receive love, sustenance, health-care, holistic education and culture transfer, aiming at their physical, psychosocial and spiritual development, and, at the same time, providing holistic care and support for the grandparents in their later years.

Nyumbani Village stands on one thousand acres of land donated by the Kitui District County Council. The Village, located 3 hours East of Nairobi, Kenya is within the poorest division in the Kitui District and has a high incidence of HIV and a high number of HIV orphans. When complete, the Village will accommodate approximately 1,000 orphans and 100 grandparents living in 100 dwelling units each with a grandparent and 8-10 children

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