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LOVE AT FAFU: In the school song it says, "Facing the Future, we are one big family." The children at FAFU truly do rely on each other and the staff to get through the challenges they face every day in Kibera. Julia Douglas photo
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LOVE at FAFU: The children at FAFU have a genuine love of learning. David Squier and Allison Wolters donated many books to the school's library, and during lunch I noticed John carrying a stack back to his classroom. Julia Douglas photo
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BONDING at FAFU: Mary Coleman thought the children were afraid of her when we first arrived at FAFU. We later found out, to them, she was an anomaly, because the average life expectancy in Kibera is 30. Here she is pictured reading to the children. Julia Douglas photo
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Joy in Kibera: Bradley and his friends at FAFU were overjoyed learning how to play Bingo. Julia Douglas photo
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Joy in Kibera: Allison Wolters taught the children how to make friendship bracelets. The project was a huge success, and the children were happy with their creations. Julia Douglas photo
