Helping the Kenyan Community
The Paper Chase Trust, a Registered Charity Based in the UK and Kenya
The Paper Chase Trust is a small but very effective charity established in 1996 to help some of the poorest
sections of the community in Kenya. It all began ten years ago when Shirley & Eddy Johnson of Runcorn, Cheshire,
were on holiday at the Turtle Bay Beach Club, Watamu.
There, they met and forged a friendship with Festus Jefwa, a local man from the Malindi District.At a meeting
with his family they noticed many children, and in particular the babies,were badly affected with mosquito bites.
These bites when left untreated could lead to malaria and even the death of the child.
On returning to their hotel Shirley & Eddy set about making some samples of home made mosquito nets for use in
the village huts.
From there the charity has grown, and has helped fund medical equipment, supplies, schools and an ambulance!
You can read about what is happening in the Paperchase trust by downloading our latest Newsletter here. -> 
or get a better feel for what we do by watching the video below and those for each of the current projects on the News page.
Introduction from Tony:
This is a quick update of the recent Paperchase Trust and activities in the coming months. Read the latest news here
Thank you to Penny and Craig www.catuk.com for their fantastic efforts in helping to raise £5,000 for a football pitch at Dongokundu school
A big thank you to Tanya and Peter at Wessex Print Centre for redesigning our logo for our vehicles in Kenya and for donating all the business cards we could possibly need.
Another thank you to Richard at Maximon Solutions for donating to us some UHF radios so we can keep a lookout for elephants and other wild animals when we are in the bush.
