Michael Frederiksen immigrated to Canada from Denmark in 1951. His career in education spans thirty-five years as teacher and administrator at the elementary, secondary and post secondary levels of education. He has served as chair of Phi Delta Kappa (U of Toronto) and the Toronto chapter of the Royal Commonwealth Society. He has worked on a number of international humanitarian and educational projects in Kenya, India, Pakistan and Grenada . In 2004 Michael was instrumental in founding CES Kenya and presently is it's President and a member of its board of directors. He is a strong advocate for children with disabilities, particularly those who suffer from polio and HIV/AIDS. CES Canada: A Part of Kenya's Future Those who visit Kenya are never the same. Some even experience a renaissance, a profound renewal of the soul.  This explains why Kenya is much more than exciting safaris and gazing at the incredible Mt. Kenya or the awesome grandeur of the Rift Valley.  The imposing isolation of desert regions in the north, the magnificence of the highlands, the majestic topography and scenic beauty of an ancient land are truly breath taking.  But in the final analysis, it is the warmth and beauty of its people that captivate the mind and heart. CES Canada (est.2004) is a Canadian NGO operating in Western Province, Kenya.  CES is dedicated to providing access to education for secondary school youth orphaned or affected by the HIV/Aids pandemic.  Located in Kakamega, CES Canada has partnered with CES Kenya to