he soccer team from Wilderness Safari’s camps Vumbura Plains and Little Vumbura, called the Kwedi Sables, left on the 27th Feb for a three day tournament in Seronga Village. Every year it’s held at a different one of the Okavango Community Trust villages, who are our landlords for Vumbura Plains and Little Vumbura camps.Read More

In February CITW was able to successfully deliver 24 ‘point of lay’ hens to Ziga Primary School as part of the ongoing Grand Circle Foundation (GCF) Poultry Project.Read More

During the last quarter of 2014 Wilderness Safaris was involved with a programme to assist needy people from Damaraland who had problems with their vision.Read More

The Rosemary Pencil Foundation in conjunction with CITW donated 50 e-readers to Bandawe Girls Secondary in Nkhatabay-Bay District (Northern Region of Malawi). This second project was the result of the success of the first project at Namalomba Secondary School in Balaka District – Southern Malawi.Read More

Children in the Wilderness has received 24 bicycles as well an assortment of cycling equipment from The Bike Shop, as part of an exciting new partnership.Read More

Children In The Wilderness have been affiliated with Ziga Primary School for over five years now, and with the assistance of donor funding, CITW have been instrumental in helping develop the school to its current day status through the implementation of numerous projects including the renovation and building of classrooms; supply of school furniture and...Read More

Children in the Wilderness (CITW), the non-profit partner of ecotourism company, Wilderness Safaris, is thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Wonderbag Foundation, which will see 500 Wonderbags allocated to CITW’s Adult Eco-Club Project.Read More

Camp Hwange is situated in the Shumba area of Hwange National Park and is run by David Carson, a well-known Zimbabwe Professional Guide. Children In The Wilderness have worked with the owners to successfully host a CITW Eco-Club Camp for children from rural schools in the area each year for the past three years.Read More