Amelie’s Kili & Volunteering Experience
Check out this fantastic video from Amelie who recently climbed Kilimanjaro with Nasio and then visited our projects.
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The Barn Team Climbs Kili with The Nasio Trust
It is a week since we returned home from the adventure that had been in the planning for 18 months. It is a week that has gone past in a bit of a blur, but I am beginning to feel like we’re coming back down to earth. I am still thinking about the trip a lot and parts of it seem very surreal.
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Annie’s Kilimanjaro Experience
Join the amazing Annie in this fantastic video and get a real sense of the fellowship and accomplishment you’ll feel when you take on the challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Andrew’s Climb Story
As a Christian, it was the desire of my heart to raise money and to put my loving arms around the orphaned children in Kenya, who so desperately need our love. The Nasio trust is an amazing charity, who have made an incredible difference in helping change lives for the better. Climbing Kilimanjaro and working […]
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Jason’s Climb Story
I’ve been compelled to write a few paragraphs of my experience climbing Kilimanjaro with The Nasio Trust and more importantly working and witnessing the incredible work The Trust supports. I’ve been back in the UK for a week now since returning back from Kenya. I took this time prior to writing this to reflect on […]
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Costas: Climbing In Memory Of His Son
I decided to try and climb Kilimanjaro in January 2016 in memory of my son Tom who had passed away in October 2009 at the age of 23 due to a slow moving brain tumour. It would have been Tom’s 30th birthday and I felt I had to do something special in his memory and at the same time raise funds for a charity. After looking at various alternatives on the Internet, I decided to fund raise for Nasio Trust and Astro Brain Tumour Fund.
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Steve, Krishna, Rathna, Chitra, Jonathan and Jason’s Climb
I was looking at various websites hoping to find a worthwhile charity to support for the Kilimanjaro climb. I had wanted to attempt this climb for some 30 years or so after a friend told me about his experience but somehow never quite got round to it! I am now 63, my wife 65 and her sisters 60 and 62, so I figured if we didn’t do it this year we probably never would!
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Why Climb For The Nasio Trust?
The Nasio Trust is a registered charity that supports the HIV Orphans & Vulnerable Children of Kenya. As a relatively small charity 90% of your donation will go directly to the work supporting these children. We have been organising Kilimanjaro climbs for a number of years and have a 92% success rate at getting our […]
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Mountain Midlife Crisis
In February 2014 I climbed Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania! It has taken me nearly two years to write about the experience. I decided in December 2013 that I would take on the challenge and I then had three months to get the gear, prove I was fit enough and raise £3,000 for the charity. Why […]
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10 Reasons To Climb With The Nasio Trust
Budget- Unlike many other charities, we self-run all of our Kilimanjaro climbs and have been doing so for the past decade. We do not engage with agencies at any stage, which allows us to keep registration deposits low by cutting out the middle man. Personal- You will receive personal and attentive support from start to […]
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‘Hakuna Matata’
Demi Overton shares her Kili story! “I’m climbing Kilimanjaro!” – A sentence that I never ever thought I would ever say.. Everyone thought I’d gone a little crazy, especially my family.. And to make it worse I’d managed to persuade my little brother to climb with me! (I wasn’t our mum’s favourite person for a […]
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Matt’s Nearly New Year’s Summit
The following is a thank you letter from Matt to all his Kili sponsors – reproduced by kind permission. Thanks Matt! Well, we made it to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, all 5,895m of it. It was a lot of fun and also very emotional (we made a commitment to do this on the evening […]
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