Feeding the Future: Summer 2025 Itinerary
Our immersive 28-day journey across Kenya focuses on sustainable agriculture, permaculture design, and direct community impact through hands-on projects.
Four-Week Program Itinerary
This immersive 28-day program takes students across Kenya, from urban farms in Nairobi to wildlife conservation areas in Tsavo, creating an unforgettable journey of learning and impact.
Week 1: July 3 - July 9, 2025
Farm Establishment and Community Building
Friday, July 3: Arrival and Orientation
08:30 - 16:00
- Arrive in Nairobi, transfer to Ubuntu Kreative Village
- Welcome dinner with traditional Kenyan dishes
- Program orientation and team introductions
- Site safety briefing and equipment overview
Saturday, July 4: Team Building & Cultural Immersion
08:30 - 16:00
- Team building activities and icebreakers
- Nairobi city tour and cultural exploration
- Visit to local markets and food systems
- Group bonding activities
- Evening reflection and goal setting
Sunday, July 5: Rest Day
08:30 - 16:00
- Free morning - personal time and rest
- Optional: Visit local markets in Nairobi
- Relaxed afternoon at Ubuntu Kreative Village
- Evening reflection and journaling
Monday, July 6: Permaculture Theory & Farm Assessment Begin
08:30 - 16:00
- Introduction to permaculture principles and ethics
- Site assessment and analysis techniques
- Soil health fundamentals workshop
- Farm site visit and initial assessment
- Design methodology introduction
Tuesday, July 7: Water System Planning & Installation Begin
08:30 - 16:00
- Morning: Water harvesting systems design theory
- Begin composting system construction
- Afternoon: Install gutters and collection points
- Evening workshop on soil fertility basics
Wednesday, July 8: Water System Completion & Nursery Setup
08:30 - 16:00
- Morning: Prepare site for water tank installation
- Afternoon: Complete 10,000-liter tank installation and filters
- Begin filter system assembly and test system
- Build nursery table with shade cloth
Thursday, July 9: Biochar Production and Community Engagement
08:30 - 16:00
- Morning: Theory - Soil carbon and biochar benefits
- Afternoon: Produce biochar (multiple small batches)
- Complete 3-bin composting system
- Plant 25-meter vetiver hedgerow with local students
Note: This is a sample itinerary and may be adjusted based on weather conditions, group size, and specific educational objectives.