Tireless Race from Ethiopia to Burkina Faso to Peru, and to Mongolia
The Denan Project is a nonprofit, grassroots organization whose volunteer members secure the necessary resources to provide free medical care, potable water, agricultural training, education, and other critical services for the people of Denan, Ethiopia and the surrounding villages, and to other impoverished communities in the developing world. Building on the strength of its volunteers and donors, the Project has expanded into Burkina Faso, Peru, and Mongolia from its inception in Denan, Ethiopia in 2004. Working with regional government and nongovernmental agencies, its ultimate goal is to make specific communities in these areas self-reliant by developing and implementing long-term, sustainable solutions.
Food being delivered to the villagers by The Denan Project
Two doctors with nurses weighing malnourished child in Denan
A baby being examined by a doctor at the Denan Hospital
Denan villagers filling in the water pipeline
Doctor Sedogo during surgery at the Ouadaradouo Clinic
Kids outside the Ouadaradouo Clinic
Villagers lined up for registration at the Uratari Health Center
Uratari woman watching over her kid receiving dental service
Woman patient in the Tariat Hospital
Herder and his wife in front of their Ger (Yurt) in Tariat, Mongolia
Woman patient in the Tariat Hospital
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Herder and his wife in front of their Ger (Yurt) in Tariat, Mongolia
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