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Raising money for Shoulder to Shoulder International

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WHAT WE DO

We’re raising money for the street boys of Mombasa, Kenya

Shoulder 2 Shoulder Overland is raising money for Shoulder to Shoulder International, a non-Governmental organisation in Kenya. They run a Children’s Home for street boys near Mombasa – being children abandoned on the streets and left to fend for themselves.

They provide them with a secure place to live in the home, and put them through education. Some of their previous orphans have gone on to university, and others have returned to the Children’s Home to help young children in the home.

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Our Team

Cameron Wood

Driver and Parts Specialist

Cameron went out to Kenya as part of The Kenya Project back in 2013 and 2014 and today continues his work with Shoulder to Shoulder International.

Yvonne Wood

Driver and
Team Co-Ordinator

Yvonne went out to Kenya in 2011 and started The Kenya Project with our friends at Shoulder to Shoulder International, which continues to this day.

Tony Wood

Driver and Mechanic

Tony is responsible for keeping both of the vehicles running in perfect condition, and has excellent improvisational skills.

Sam Musyoki

Driver and Safari Operator

Sam ran all of the transport operations and safaris for The Kenya Project back in 2013 and 2014, and provides us with invaluable local knowledge.