Step into the Story
"Pamoja" means "together" in Swahili, a concept at the heart of our non-profit organization. We believe in the power of unity and strive to be the hands and feet of Jesus, living out the Great Commission. Our mission is to bring hope to a hurting world, working alongside local partners to make a lasting impact.
Travel with Pamoja Love and witness what steady hope looks like up close.
Walk the narrow paths of Kibera and the rural villages of western Kenya, meet the people behind the stories, and see how the love of Jesus — expressed through presence, partnership, and practical care — is restoring lives and reshaping futures, including your own.
Each trip is an invitation to step out of the familiar and into God’s work already unfolding — building relationships, encouraging local leaders, serving in tangible ways, and experiencing redemption stories firsthand.
2026-2027 Outreach Trips
July 6–20, 2026 — Kenya Outreach Team Trip
Kibera Slum + Western Kenya
Serve alongside local leaders, visit schools and community programs, and engage directly with the families Pamoja Love walks with year-round.
October 2–16, 2026 — Widows Walking With Widows
Kibera + Western Kenya
A deeply personal trip focused on building widow homes, encouragement visits, and the Rooted + Rising Widows Retreat.
April 2027 — Kenya Outreach Trip (+ Optional Tanzania Extension)
A two-week team experience in Kenya with an optional third week serving alongside partners in Tanzania.
If you sense God stirring your heart to step beyond comfort and into meaningful connection, we would love to help you discern whether one of these journeys is yours to take.
Come see what steady presence, practical love, and the hope of Jesus can do.
Trip specifics below:
Kenya: Nairobi + Western Kenya.
Duration: Two + Weeks
July 6-20, 2026 (exact dates tbd)
Join Us on a Life-Changing Journey
This November, we invite you to step into stories of strength, healing, and transformation across Kenya. You’ll serve alongside our long-term local partners—leaders rooted in the community who are faithfully doing the work every day. Together, we’ll offer hope, dignity, and practical care to those who need it most.
1. Building Homes for Widows in Western Kenya
We’ll partner with local leaders to construct safe, secure homes for widows—offering not just shelter, but the foundation for a renewed future. These homes are a visible sign of love and a lasting reminder that they are not forgotten.
2. Supporting Jigger Clinics
Jigger infestations remain a painful and debilitating issue in parts of rural Kenya. Our team will assist at local clinics, helping treat and care for individuals impacted by this condition. Your presence brings both relief and compassion.
3. Visiting Kibera Slum in Nairobi
We’ll spend time in one of Africa’s largest informal settlements, walking closely with our partner school that’s transforming lives every day. We’ll serve children through classroom activities and meals, and support young mothers through empowerment programs and skill-building sessions.
4. Visiting the Pokot Tribe
Depending on weather and travel logistics, we may visit the remote village of Karia, home to members of the Pokot tribe. Life here is marked by resilience in the face of drought, poverty, and limited access to education. You’ll have the opportunity to witness the work being done with students, pastors, and families in this often-overlooked region, and to share in the beauty of their culture and faith.
Trip Details
Dates: July 6-20, 2026
Cost: $2,750 (excludes international airfare and Kenya travel visa)
Deposit: $250 non-refundable deposit due with application
Health: Yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Kenya
Ready to say yes?
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Kibera Slum, Nairobi
Widows Walking With Widows – Kenya
A shared journey of presence, community, and restoration
Widowhood changes everything.
It shifts how the world feels in your body.
It reshapes identity, safety, belonging, and voice.
And it can quietly narrow your world — even when you are surrounded by people.
Widows Walking With Widows – Kenya is a 14-day, widow-to-widow journey created to gently widen that world again.
Not by rushing healing.
Not by fixing grief.
But by walking together.
This journey brings widows from different parts of the world into shared space — to rest, to listen, to work side by side, and to remember that grief does not have to be carried alone.
What This Journey Holds
A Widows Retreat in Western Kenya
We begin by gathering with widows from Western Kenya for a retreat rooted in rest, reflection, and connection.
This is a space where you do not have to explain yourself.
Where your grief is not too much.
Where quiet and laughter are both welcome.
The retreat includes:
gentle daily rhythms
grief-aware practices that honor body, soul, and faith
shared meals and unhurried conversation
space to reflect, pray, and simply be
Building Widow’s Homes | Western Kenya
Building Widows’ Homes
We will work alongside local widows and community leaders to build widows’ homes in Western Kenya.
This shared work is practical, grounding, and relational.
Hands moving together. Stories exchanged. Presence offered and received.
We build with widows — honoring strength, leadership, and dignity already alive in the community.
Visiting Widows and children in Kibera Slum
We will spend time visiting widows in their homes and community spaces in Kibera , Nairobi.
These visits are guided by local leadership and held with deep care.
We come to listen.
To sit.
To bear witness.
Why Kenya
In Kenya, many widows face layered challenges after the loss of a husband — including loss of land, home, financial security, and social standing. Some experience pressure to be inherited by their late husband’s family to retain stability. Others face disinheritance or exclusion that limits safety and voice.
These realities are not shared to shock or sensationalize — but to name the lived context of the women we will walk alongside.
As widows gather across cultures, something powerful happens:
stories meet,
grief is recognized,
and dignity is restored through relationship.
Who This Journey Is For
This journey may be for you if:
you are a widow longing for connection that feels honest and safe
you feel drawn to step into something meaningful, even with uncertainty
you are open to both offering presence and receiving care
you can travel with flexibility, humility, and curiosity
You do not need to be strong.
You do not need to be healed.
You do not need the right words.
You only need a willingness to walk.
Trip Details
Dates: October 2-16
Length: 14 days
Location: Kenya (Western Kenya + Nairobi)
Cost:$2,500
International airfare and travel visas are not included.
Deposit + Payment
$250 non-refundable deposit due at the time of application
Remaining balance due prior to departure
Payment schedule provided upon acceptance
Health Requirement
Yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Kenya
(Additional travel health guidance will be provided after acceptance.)
What’s Included
Lodging in Kenya
Most meals
In-country transportation
Retreat facilitation and local coordination
On-the-ground support throughout the journey
A full itinerary, packing list, and preparation guide will be shared after acceptance.
Ready to say yes to the journey?
Kenya Outreach Team Trip
April 2027 - Two weeks, departing Seattle, WA. (Optional 3rd week - Tanzania Extension)
July 14-28, 2027 - Two weeks, departing from Austin, TX or Seattle
Step into the story of what God is doing through grassroots partnerships across Kenya — where steady presence, practical care, and the love of Jesus are restoring lives in places often overlooked.
During these two weeks, you will engage directly with the heart of Pamoja Love’s work:
• Build homes for widows through The Widow’s Project — safe shelter, dignity, and a new beginning
• Visit mentorship groups and small business start-ups led by widows rebuilding their lives
• Serve at jigger clinics in Western Kenya, bringing relief, treatment, and hope to vulnerable communities
• Travel to a remote Pokot village, one of the most isolated regions we partner with
• Spend time in Kibera Slum at school projects supporting hundreds of children
• Encourage teachers, staff, and students through The Hope Project
• Visit The Dignity Project — training and discipleship programs for young single mothers working to create stable futures for their families
This is not a spectator trip. You will sit with people, hear their stories firsthand, pray together, share meals, laugh, learn, and witness how lives are being reshaped through long-term relationship and faith.
Optional Third Week | Tanzania Extension
Continue the journey across the border into Tanzania for a deeply personal cultural and ministry experience:
• Walk alongside young single mothers building new lives
• Spend time with Maasai communities, cooking, eating + sharing story
• Experience village life up close
• Conclude with a safari — a breathtaking reminder of God’s creativity and beauty after weeks of meaningful service
This trip is for those who want more than travel. It is for those who want to show up, love well, and see what happens when compassion becomes action.
You will not return the same.
If you would like more information fill out the form below and we will contact you to help answer your questions.