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Expansion of DePaul Woodworking in Kenya

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The God Minute’s 2025 Almsgiving initiative supports the expansion of DePaul Woodworking in Nairobi, Kenya, which teaches trade and life skills to impoverished young men and women. The project aims to build a new facility that will include a larger workshop, classrooms, offices, restrooms, dormitories, a dining hall, and a common area to accommodate the growing number of students.

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Prospective
Sector
Social Services
Location
Kenya
Updated
22 Jul 2026
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The project “Expansion of DePaul Woodworking in Kenya” is an infrastructure initiative in the Social Services sector, located in Kenya. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Patch.

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The God Minute’s 2025 Almsgiving initiative supports the expansion of DePaul Woodworking in Nairobi, Kenya, which teaches trade and life skills to impoverished young men and women. The project aims to build a new facility that will include a larger workshop, classrooms, offices, restrooms, dormitories, a dining hall, and a common area to accommodate the growing number of students.

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Social Services

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2025-03-23

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