Covid-19 protocols have compelled most art centres in Nairobi to either shut down or go about their business quietly, without attracting much attention.
Children’s art a hit on Lamu Island
Summary
Anidan is a children’s home on Lamu island started by one lone Spaniard whose heart went out to the orphans and abandoned children.
Rafael Selas Colorado went home to Spain in 2002 to raise funds to start a center that has impacted not just hundreds of children – giving them shelter, food, clothing, health care, but also education.
Friday April 16 2021
By MARGARETTA WA GACHERU
Summary
Anidan is a children’s home on Lamu island started by one lone Spaniard whose heart went out to the orphans and abandoned children.
Rafael Selas Colorado went home to Spain in 2002 to raise funds to start a center that has impacted not just hundreds of children – giving them shelter, food, clothing, health care, but also education.