Like many other African cultures, they have a very warm culture which is quite accommodative to visitors. Their language and culture is closely related to the Meru language and culture. The two communities are neighbours. Access feeder road construction. Digging of the road and building drainage channels and gabbions.
Volunteers cook in turns.
On 3rd and 4th July, 2001. During the orientation, volunteers will be told more about the camp, KVDA, voluntarism plus much more. Carry a sleeping bag, sleeping mat, warm clothes , cutlery, cup and plate. Board games and musical instruments are not mandatory but are most welcome. Since it is a cultural exchange, volunteers are expected to carry with them material and non material aspects of their culture - know their national anthem and their traditional food as they will have one day to cook their national food for the other members of the camp.