Volunteer service

Is It Truly Worth It? Is It Truly Fulfilling?

Well, if you ask me, I am going to tell you that it is not easy. Has it ever been easy? That is a great question. The answer is not really, and one would ask,...

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If You Want to Belong, Go Where They Are

Burambang is a small community in Foni, West Coast Region (WCR), with a population of fewer than three hundred people. The community is home to three ethnic groups, the Jola, Mandinka, and Balanta who live...

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Seeds in the Rain

March arrived with the rhythm of rain. The community slowed down, turning its focus to gardens, planting with hope after last season’s drought. For me, activities were fewer, but each carried meaning. With Grace, we...

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My Pitch Day 2026 Story:From Community Challenge to Standing on Stage

I remember vividly, as if it were yesterday, the day I received an email from the CorpsAfrica office informing me that our project had been selected to be pitched. A huge smile spread across my...

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Masembeh has welcomed me, and now it is my turn to serve

These words have stayed with me since the very first day I arrived in this beautiful community as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer. From the moment I stepped into the village, I knew that this journey would...

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Community Empowerment Through Skills Development: Liquid Soap Making Training in Eburenga, Kakamega County

In Eburenga, located in Kakamega County, Western Kenya, a transformative community training initiative was conducted aimed at strengthening women’s economic empowerment through practical skills development. The session brought together 80 women for hands-on training in...

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Turning challenges into success: My soap making journey in Kiang Massembeh

When I first introduced the idea of monthly skills training in my community, the members of Massembeh responded with enthusiasm. As a CorpsAfrica volunteer my mission is to empower communities by facilitating sustainable development activities...

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Hands, Minds, and Farms: Building Resilience in Ntumburi

From the ground, up “A healthy nation is a wealthy nation” and that’s what I taught children aged 8 to 11 at MCK Ntumburi Child and Youth development Center. Here, we didn’t teach it with...

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BELONGING THROUGH MEALS : FROM RICE TO “FUTOO

I come from a hometown where meals are simple and predictable. Rice and bread are not just food to us they are a lifestyle. Every morning, afternoon, and night, you could find rice on the...

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From Uncertainty to Belonging: My Deployment to Jula Kunda

The day of my deployment was one I had imagined many times, yet when it finally arrived, it came with emotions I hadn’t fully prepared for. I felt happiness, excitement, anxiety, and fear all at...

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