It takes courage to be first. Choosing to tread an uncharted territory is a risk. However, the thought of one, two, if not many, that could draw inspiration from that journey gives one the will power to advance their course. Nasio’s story is one of such firsts and Black History month this October is an […]
Supporting our Library Appeal
Katie Isbester explores the importance of publishers in creating the intellectual fabric of a healthy culture.
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We’re pleased to present our annual report for 2022.
Find out what Nasio achieved and celebrate with us.
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Ollie’s Volunteering Diary
Visiting St. Irene’s and Noah’s Ark
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The start of something amazing…
Through your support, the Nasio team was able to host the first of our Porridge Kitchens.
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Ollie’s Volunteering Diary
Visiting the GMK Medical Centre/Classes
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Ollie’s Volunteering Diary
Visiting a Spirulina Farm
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In 1979 there was a revolution in Nicaragua. I pitched up there in 1984, young and dumb, wide-eyed and curious.
In the intervening years, the new government had created a literacy campaign with the literate teaching basic literacy to others. The Literacy Campaign was so successful that UNESCO awarded Nicaragua with a prize.
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Ollie’s Volunteering Diary
Exploring Agriculture Projects
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Visiting the UN and Kahawa Prison in Nairobi
Project managers from The Nasio Trust were given the exciting opportunity to visit the United Nations’ Headquarters in Nairobi as well as the Kahawa Law Courts.
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