Kwambekenya is home to a tight-knit community that is naturally bordered by a river and mountains.  Most communities in Kenya are spread out, however Kwambekenyans live in close proximity giving this community a unique sense of camaraderie and fellowship with one another that is rare among other communities. Kwambekenya is approximately one mile from their ancestral home, which teams are often able to visit.  A primary school was built in 2007 and has greatly improved the quality of education. Eight acres of land have been purchased for a medical facility and construction was completed in 2008. Efforts are now underway to obtain a doctor for the clinic. Other sections of the eight acres are being farmed by Tumaini Children’s Home. The people of Kwambekenya are very warm and friendly and will invite you to visit their homes and will usually greet the team with traditional dances and music.