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The Pepea Foundation (Pepea Trust) received a
land of 450 square meters. So we decided to put it on
service of slum dwellers.
Why choose to finance the Pepea project
► Values
Our values: get close, hug, understand each other…
► Your contribution
The use of your contribution for the Pepea project…
► Vision
We dream of creating a ‘cell’ of a new world open to everyone.
► Spirituality
Paths of spirituality inside the slum…
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We received a 450 square meters of land from a farmer
the project
97208.78
fundraising from 2020
167
voluntary donations
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We intend to create a small utopia: a place to welcome the oppressed and share with them paths of liberation and hope.
Friar Ettore Marangi
, Pepea Committee
Our projects
THEY WILL FIND NEW LIFE IN THE NEW STRUCTURE

RAINBOW FOR AFRICA UK
HEALTH CARE
This NGO deals with the training of local health personnel, the strengthening of existing hospitals and the assistance of the most seriously ill.

PEPEA TRUST PRIMARY SCHOOL
EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
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One of the first activities of the Pepea Trust was to ‘adopt’ abandoned boys and girls. Thanks to the contribution of sponsors of Italian families (ranging from € 25 to € 50 per month), these children were entrusted to Kenyan women who raised them together with their natural children.

I CARE ASSOCIATION
EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
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Through sponsorships, the Don Milani ‘I Care’ Association offers secondary school courses, to promote the cultural growth of children and young people in foster care, and to support public schools.

DEEP SEA SIMAMA
CULTURAL PROJECT
This grassroots community, made up of slum dwellers, conducts micro-credit and savings activities, and monitors the plight of Deep Sea’s most vulnerable people.

AFRICA PENDANENI LIMITED
CREATION OF JOBS
This cooperative, made up of some slum dwellers, aims to create decent jobs that help people get out of misery.

FURAHA STUDY CENTER
FURAHA STUDY CENTER
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The Center for African and Interreligious Studies, made up of religious and university professors, intends to offer cultural and spiritual paths and promote scientific research.

FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY CENTER – ENGIM
VOLUNTARY PROJECT
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Thanks to the collaboration with the Missionary Center of the Friars Minor of Puglia and Molise and the NGO Engim, Pepea Trust has managed to build a bridge between Africa and other continents so that peoples and cultures can meet and mutually enrich each other in the construction of a fraternity universal.

THE PLACE OF ACTIVITIES
WHERE EVERYTHING TAKES PLACE
The people who live in the Dee Sea slum are people who come from the villages with the hope of finding a higher paying job in the city, because by staying in the villages there is no hope of improving their living conditions.

THE PLACE THAT WILL RISE
WHERE EVERYTHING WILL TAKE PLACE
Our goal is to build a structure that can at least partially satisfy the needs required by ongoing activities. The fact that the structure will belong to a foundation guarantees that no one will be able to change its use, which is clearly in accordance with the statutory purposes of the foundation itself.
Discover our mission in Deep Sea:
become a volunteer!
With your contribution you too will be part of our community together with the children and adults of the Deep Sea slum, and all of us who have decided to live our mission among them.
Instruction
Health
Brotherhood
For an ecumenical and interreligious community
We want to create, in Nairobi, an egalitarian community of sisters and brothers who
they welcome the oppressed in a particular way by sharing with them paths of liberation and hope, in dialogue with all men and women of good will.
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Collaboration with Rainbow 4 Africa UK
Pepea News
During the month of October, in collaboration with Pepea Trust, R4AUK volunteer doctors provided assistance to people who have difficulty accessing health care. Some of these people include street children
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