Its the first month of the second half of the year, the weather is not that friendly, some little cold but this does not hinder us from uplifting the face of our environment. The pottery department, Rev. Kareri Primary School, the children's playing ground at the kindergarten and the administration block were some of the areas that were targeted for the clean up.The clean up mainly involved planting of flowers to various departments.
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| (In white t-shirt) Mr. Steve Collins Odipo currently the Acting Manager at STED together with Rosemary the sec. at Rev. Kareri Primary School, receiving flowers from the vendor at the ECC parking lot. |
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| After all that work, we needed something to feed our stomach. The coffee was perfect with this weather. |
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| coffee! |
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| The flowers were supplied to all the departments for planting. |
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| They care about their little ones, that's why they had to clear the bush in the kindergarten's playground. |
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| The pottery department had a lot of work to be done! |
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| Mr. Leornard Msembegi, Hair and beauty trainer digging at the pottery. |
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| Mr. Chege together with Mr. Njoroge as they planted an orange tree at the pottery department. |
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| Working together! |
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| At all of it we had to thank God for everything. 'wahamanaki' a south african song meaning thank you Lord. Lead by Easter Kimani a teacher at Rev. Kareri. |
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| Everyone participated in the exercise include the staff at Rajo Women. |
