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06
Nov

CITW Namibia mattress donation

Wilderness Serra Cafema Camp Manager Matheus Shanyenge handed over 11 mattresses to Otjinungua Primary School as part of a donation organised by Children in the Wilderness. We had received reports that some learners’ mattresses were old, and so used funds from the Danson Foundation scholarship for this.
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29
Oct

CITW Zambezi – VUSA Comic Book Distribution Update

CITW Zambezi is excited to share a meaningful milestone in our conservation education journey, with the distribution of the first batch of “VUSA: The Lion Guardian”, along with three other titles from the series, to our Eco-Clubs in Zimbabwe’s Tsholotsho and Lupane districts. Each of the 9 Eco-Club schools in Tsholotsho and 8 in Lupane...
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24
Oct

Kenya Impact Update: EDUCATE

By Alisa Karstad, Impact Manager for Governors’ Camp Collection September was a month of significant impact, laying further groundwork for a sustainable future for both people and planet. We believe that education is the cornerstone of a thriving community. This month, our efforts to empower the next generation saw a great deal of progress: Supporting...
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21
Oct

CITW Supports Early Childhood Education in Zimbabwe

The CITW Zimbabwe team is proud to announce the completion of two Early Childhood Development (ECD) classrooms at Ngamo Primary School and St. Mary’s Primary School in Zimbabwe due to a generous donation through Grand Circle Foundation. These classrooms mark a significant step forward in providing a nurturing and supportive environment for young learners in...
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13
Oct

CITW Kenya September 2025 Update

World Clean-up Day Through our Eco-Club lessons, members have been learning how to care for their environment by practicing the three Rs: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. In celebration of World Clean-up Day, the students put these lessons into action by cleaning their school compound and setting a positive example for their peers. They also placed...
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07
Oct

CITW Zambezi’s 2025 Annual Camps

This year, Children in the Wilderness Zambezi hosted three camps – at Wilderness Davison’s in Hwange, Wilderness Ruckomechi in Mana Pools, and Wilderness Toka Leya in Livingstone. Across the three camps, we welcomed 84 Eco Club students and 12 teachers from rural schools in Zimbabwe and Zambia – 28 students and four teachers at each...
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03
Oct

Life-Changing Wheels: Bicycles Donated to Lukosi Secondary School

CITW Zambezi is so happy to share a story that’s already making a big difference in the lives of students at Lukosi Secondary School outside Victoria Falls Town in Zimbabwe. Thanks to the support of Grand Circle Foundation Zimbabwe and the incredible generosity of an Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) traveller, we have been able to...
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26
Sep

CITW Kenya: Kisaruni Boys – Ngulot Boys Eco-Club Update

Situated in Kenya’s Narok County on the outskirts of the Masai Mara National Reserve, the Kisaruni Boys – Ngulot Boys Eco-Club is growing steadily, and achieving important milestones in environmental conservation. During their regular Eco-Club lessons, learners have been discussing key environmental issues such as the conservation of water. They are also exploring the different...
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25
Sep

CITW Zambezi – Helping Restore Dignity, One Girl at a Time

Menstrual Health & Hygiene Outreach | Chinotimba Primary School – August 12, 202 On the 12th of August 2025, Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Zambezi, in partnership with Pathways Foundation and Days for Girls International, carried out a life-changing reusable sanitary pad distribution at Chinotimba Primary School in Victoria Falls. This was more than a...
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