Hugh Pilkington was a privileged man. He received an outstanding undergraduate education from the University of Cambridge, which awarded him a double First Class degree in Classics. He then had a brief period of employment with the family firm before moving to Kenya and acquiring Kenyan Citizenship.
In 1975, his academic studies on the Book of Proverbs led him to retain two Ethiopian refugees who taught him Ge'ez, the language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Through his interaction with them, he learned first hand about their experiences Read More..
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Windle Trust Kenya
P O Box 40521
00100 Nairobi
Kenya
Tel: +254 20 3876919/22
Fax: +254 20 3876921
E-mail: windle@windle.org
Windle Trust Kenya, a registered non-governmental organisation was established in 1977 by the late Dr Hugh Pilkington. The Trust equips refugees and displaced persons from the Eastern and Horn of Africa to meet the challenges of development by providing access to education and training. From 2003 the name of the Trust changed for operation purposes to Windle Trust Kenya formerly known as Windle Charitable Trust. The Trust is committed to maintaining high standards and a collaborative approach in its operations.
Our vision is to develop human resource among communities affected by conflict so that Kenya and its neighbours may enjoy peace, harmony and prosperity.
To provide education and training to refugees and needy Kenyans that will enhance the development of Africa and contribute peace, cross cultural understanding and prosperity in the continent.
More Boost for Teacher Training for Refugees
DD Puri Foundation, a charitable trust based in United States of America has partnered with Windle Trust Kenya in providing untrained teachers working in Kakuma and Dadaab refugee camps a chance to receive formal training in teaching. This comes as a huge boost for the teachers as there is a dire need for trained teachers in both refugee camps.
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