Craig from Key Travel teaching a student at Obom school the importance of washing hands with soap and running water.

by Neil Kerfoot | Dec 5, 2016 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

A student from Obom school thanks Key Travel for teaching them how to wash their hands properly with soap and running water.

by Neil Kerfoot | Dec 5, 2016 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

Key Travel staff being briefed by the CEO of Village by Village before they deliver a Clean Hands Save Lives session at the school of Obom in a remote rural village in Ghana.

by Neil Kerfoot | Dec 5, 2016 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

At the Crèche with Key Travel

by Neil Kerfoot | Dec 5, 2016 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

Key Travel volunteers/employees during a Ghana culture lesson just before meeting the Chief of Obom. Obom is the village Key travel are planning to support by building the community a new school.

by Neil Kerfoot | Dec 5, 2016 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

Key Travel team meeting around the hammocks in the remote rural village of Abenta, Ghana, West Africa.

by Neil Kerfoot | Dec 5, 2016 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...