A hooliday with a difference

Odula family is found in Rusinga Island on the shores of Lake Victoria, Kenya. Am Victor 33 years old, My Dad Michael (born 1947) are retired and now involved in community development work. Michael is a retired High school principal while me( born1956 ) My mother Jane a retired social worker. She graduated in Social Development Studies with Diploma at Coady International International Institute, St Xavier University in Canad. She did Social Development work in Kenya with several Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs), working with major local groups namely schools, youth and women groups and farmers promoting sustainable development initiatives. Our family has old children, who are now married but now we stay with our grandchildren Gloria,, Tania and Albright, Michael Junior, Michael Martin and Diana who are total orphans. The visitors will eat with the Odula family and will be involved in all the family chores and activities and will be served traditional African dishes (i.e. Ugali, chapatti, mandazi etc) Guests can take part in the following outdoor activities: hiking, mountaineering and water sports e.g. fishing, boating, canoeing etc and also in organized visits / trips to Lake Victoria regional sites of historical and geographical importance e.g. to: the nearby Ruma National Park with rare endemic wildlife species i.e. roan antelopes founded only in this park, Hot ' “ springs on mainland and bird islands on Lake Victoria. Pre ' “ historic and Archaeological sites, such as Tom Mboya Mausoleum and museum in Rusinga Island Lake Victoria, and visits to many other places including study tours, field trips and organized excursions etc. The family runs Milimani Academy ' “ a preschool and primary school for orphans and vulnerable children from the local region. The school provides education, feeding programs, clothing (uniforms) and medication.