Our people
Ryan Snaith
Travelling to Kenya many times over the past eight years, Ryan was the first to help establish and work at the Shikunga Clinic in 2003. He has since returned regularly to further develop the community’s access to health services
James Tong
James first traveled to Kenya in 2005 to do his medical student elective at Kijabe Mission Hospital, situated on the beautiful Rift Valley. There he was able to learn about the complex medical issues facing the Kenyan public
Mike Pritchett
Mike first travelled to Kenya in 2007 with the Kenya Aid team and was moved by the generosity and spirit of the local community. He found the joy in spite of overwhelming poverty truly inspirational and tries to mirror that passion in the work he does with Kenya Aid
Verity Snaith
First visitng Kenya in 2006, Verity worked alongside MURUDEF to build a non-formal secondary school. She joined the Kenya Aid team in 2007 and has since been assisting in the development of sustainable community based programs and innovative fundraising strategies
Matthew Smeal
Matthew first worked with Kenya Aid in 2007 while on assignment in Kenya and Uganda. He was struck by the dedication and determination of Kenya Aid and the desperate need of the people of Western Kenya
Alexandra Cordukes
Alexandra Cordukes has a deep commitment to needy women in the developing world. As the Director of The WOMAC Agency, Alexandra is helping Kenya Aid raise public awareness about the plight of people living in Western Kenya
Onesmus Mmasi
Onesmus lives in Shikunga, a tiny village north of Kisumu, Kenya’s third largest city. thanks to Onesmus’ drive and determination, Shikunga – one of several villages with a combined population of approximately 30,000 – now has access to health care via the new community hospital
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