WellBoring, the registered charity set up by the founders of Extraordinary Leadership and two participants in our journeys to Kenya, held WellBoring events in London and Wiltshire in January.
As well as reporting on the first borehole at Summit Schools, which is now operational, the team reported on plans for the second, which are developing. There were many offers of both professional and financial help, and that's important. As James Ngugi of Summit Schools says, "Water means life". If you would like to engage, visit WellBoring.
We are looking forward to plumbing new depths in 2012.
Posted by Nigel Linacre