We are an international movement of people who believe that even a single act can change the whole world. Life for Unity connects those who are ready to help with those who desperately need it — children, families, and communities in the most vulnerable corners of the planet.
and housing support for people with disabilities, abandoned mothers, and members of lower castes
200+
children have been cured of malaria Daily medical check-ups, treatment for staph infections and scabies
50+
volunteers from different countries have joined the mission
Nepal
specialized school in Nepal for children with developmental needs, ensuring inclusion and support
150+
Children in Africa receive daily meals and regular medical care
Kenya
School in Turkana desert for children, who have never had one
— is an opportunity to change someone’s life with your hands and knowledge.
We invite people from all over the world to Nepal and Kenya to build schools together, help children, and support abandoned women and people with special needs. Here you will not be an observer — you will become part of a team that takes action.
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Our volunteer house is growing fast! Soon, alongside cozy bedrooms, we'll have a shared kitchen and comfortable workspaces where volunteers can cook, plan lessons, and recharge after busy school days. A huge thank you to everyone supporting this project. Every donation adds another brick to our home - quite literally.
Little by little, our camp in Turkana is turning greener. Alongside fruit trees, the first houseplants have found their place, and our dream of a garden in the desert is slowly becoming reality. At the same time, we're teaching children about nature, plants, and the environment—hoping these lessons will one day grow into new opportunities for their future.
Every school day begins with something simple but essential — a warm meal. Our children receive breakfast and lunch at school: nutritious porridge, beans, and, when possible, fresh fruit. For many, these are the only reliable meals of the day. Just €0.50, the cost of a cup of coffee, can become a full day of nourishment. That's why every monthly subscription helps us keep plates full and children ready to learn.
Our volunteer house is growing fast! Soon, alongside cozy bedrooms, we'll have a shared kitchen and comfortable workspaces where volunteers can cook, plan lessons, and recharge after busy school days. A huge thank you to everyone supporting this project. Every donation adds another brick to our home - quite literally.
Little by little, our camp in Turkana is turning greener. Alongside fruit trees, the first houseplants have found their place, and our dream of a garden in the desert is slowly becoming reality. At the same time, we're teaching children about nature, plants, and the environment—hoping these lessons will one day grow into new opportunities for their future.
Every school day begins with something simple but essential — a warm meal. Our children receive breakfast and lunch at school: nutritious porridge, beans, and, when possible, fresh fruit. For many, these are the only reliable meals of the day. Just €0.50, the cost of a cup of coffee, can become a full day of nourishment. That's why every monthly subscription helps us keep plates full and children ready to learn.
We've reached the halfway point of our season in Turkana, which meant one well-deserved thing — a short break. Our volunteers made it exploring Nairobi, riding Kenya's scenic train, watching the sunset beneath Mount Kilimanjaro, and simply resting from the scorching heat of the desert. Now everyone is back in camp, recharged and ready to continue our hard work at school.
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A new chapter is taking root in Turkana. We have begun greening our camp, planting fruit trees that we hope will one day provide shade, food, and a greener future. One dedicated local woman now cares for each young tree, protecting them from strong winds and curious goats.
Life in our Turkana camp is built on teamwork — and that includes the kitchen. Every day, volunteers take turns cooking, sharing meals, and gathering around the table after a busy day. We try to keep our menu varied and exciting, with everyone bringing their favorite recipes, new ideas, and a taste of home.
The malaria outbreak in Turkana is far from over, and the fight continues every day. This week, a large shipment of medicine arrived at our school, bringing hope to many children affected by the disease. Every box unpacked means more treatment, more care, and more young lives protected as we continue this battle together.
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Sometimes a new future begins in less than 24 hours. Three of our boys — Joffrey, John and Josephat — had reached the age for 6th grade, but they had outgrown our school. Thanks to an incredible wave of support, we raised a full year of tuition and school expenses in under a day. Soon they will move to a boarding school in town, study with classmates their age, and step into opportunities that once seemed far away.
Our volunteer house in Turkana is finally complete! A new home where up to 12 volunteers can live, rest, and recharge together after long days in the school. Very soon, the rooms will be filled with laughter, stories, and new memories — housewarming and furnishing are just around the corner!
The rainy season has brought a malaria outbreak to our camp in Turkana. Many children, volunteers, and team members are now fighting the illness, and each day has become a battle for strength and recovery. Your support matters more than ever — monthly subscriptions help us provide lifesaving malaria medicine to those who need it most.
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Our season in Nepal has successfully come to an end. Together with the amazing team at Si Asha Special School, we introduced new learning materials, shared ideas, and built bridges for future support. And while one chapter ends in Nepal, the story continues in Turkana — stay with us and follow the journey ahead.
The first school week in the Turkana desert has come to an end. Our volunteers cleaned the school, prepared classrooms, had parents' meeting, but most important - held a medical check-up. Many children are suffering from malaria, scabies, and other illnesses, but your support helps provide medicine and treatment. Thanks to everyone supporting our monthly subscription!
Overcame the deserts and oceans, our brave volunteers rush to start a new season in two places this time! First team has arrived in Kenya, with suitcases full of teaching materials and big plans. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, our girls can't wait to start their work with special kids in Nepal. Let's wish our guys good luck in their adventures!
A year ago, Joffrey was scheduled for a leg amputation due to osteomyelitis. But we did not give up and have been fighting the infection for a full year. Today’s X-ray shows that the condition of the bone is improving. In spring, we plan to travel for an MRI to further assess his progress.
Thanks to our teacher and volunteer Stacy, who has been with us for the second year, our children have started speaking, reading, and writing in English. Now it is even easier for us to understand each other, which allows us to support and help our students more effectively.
Today was a true girls’ day at school. Our girls put on new, clean, beautiful dresses and felt like real princesses. We continue our lessons on emotional and reproductive education.
Starting this year, we have officially added the Turkana language to the school curriculum. Now the children will learn to read and write in their native language — a skill that, unfortunately, many of their parents do not have.
Once a week, we organize an outdoor movie night for our students. One important condition is helping clean the school grounds: for each bag of collected trash, a child receives a real ticket and can attend our improvised open-air cinema.
After three days of medical assessment and reviewing Jackson’s results, we decided that for the next few months he will remain under the supervision of our nurse Jennifer and follow a special nutrition plan. After illness, his weakened body requires proper care, a balanced diet, and medical support to recover.
Created by our founder and professional traveler, Lida, this planner is more than just a notebook. It is a guide to mindful and unforgettable journeys, designed to help you capture every moment with intention and soul. 100% of the proceeds go directly to our school in Turkana, Kenya. By organizing your next trip, you are directly funding the education and well-being of our students.
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20 Hot School Meals
1 Full Malaria Course
1 School Uniforms
3 Newly Planted Fruit Trees
800 Liters of Clean Water
