A Healthy Alternative to Street Life: The Tumaini Children’s Center of Eldoret, Kenya with Tim Mercer & Lonnie Embleton
October 11, 2010
Tuesday October 13th
Public Health Coalition LUNCH
11:30 -12:30 Pierson Blair Room
(in through library)
Photo Exhibit
12:30-2:30 CommonsRotunda
Presentation and Q&A
7:00pm LC 317
Tim Mercer is a graduate from Yale’s School of Public Health and co-
founded the Tumaini Children’s Center for street children in Eldoret, Kenya.
Lonnie Embleton is a MPH student at the University of Toronto and
developed the substance abuse rehabilitation program at the center.
The Tumaini Children’s Center is a comprehensive delivery and access
center for street children, providing the kids with a place to rest, receive health
screenings, wound care, informal education, and vocational training.
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