News & Updates

“Some days we get 2 meals, some days we get one meal, and other days we just drink water and call it a day”.  Brian’s words alarmed me as I realized that many children in Kenya are going to bed hungry. The Living Waters Intl Feeding Program has stepped up to meet the increasing need for…

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic,  the Living Waters feeding center has temporarily transitioned to a food distribution center.  The government of Kenya has banned all gatherings so we are not able to prepare and serve meals at this time.  The children are coming by appointment to the feeding center to get their sacks filled with…

Alex, a fatherless six year old remembers the day he watched his mother die. Nobody ever told him what he should do when his world started to crumble around him. What will I eat or where will I live? How will I go to school? Who will love and care for me? What will happen…

One hundred and seventy five children and the staff from the Living Waters Feeding Center and Living Waters Farm would like to wish you a very happy holiday season and give thanks to the Creator God, and to the many well-wishers and donors who continue to support the orphaned children of Kaswanga. The children of…

Living Waters would like to let you know that we’ve joined Amazon smile, and you can find the link in the footer of any page on our website, or you can find the link in the menu by going to “Donations”. When you use this link to shop on Amazon, a percentage of your purchase…

Living Waters would like to extend a sincere thank you to the donors who have sacrificially given in an effort to make the Living Waters Feeding Center in Kenya sustainable. With your support, we have completed Phase One of the farm implementation. One June 1, 2016 Daryl and Living Waters volunteer, Alyssa Peterson departed for…

We have been in Kenya just two weeks and what an incredible 2 weeks it has been. Daryl, Rusty (my brother) and Mark McMillan (my cousin) arrived within 1 hour of each other from three different states and connected in Kenya without difficulty. Our trip as a trio started out eventfully with arriving at the…

Imagine only being able to eat a fresh vegetable once or twice a week, and fresh fruit maybe a handful of times a year. This is a reality to many who live in conditions that don’t allow the growing of fresh food. Luckily, that can change. Living Waters recently had an opportunity to make the…

January 15, 2015 found Daryl and his youngest son, Rusty (Daryl Jr.), headed for Rusinga, Kenya This was Daryl’s 40th trip since first arriving in 2005. This would be Rusty’s first trip to Kenya although he has helped on other humanitarian outreach trips including Hurricane Katrina and Typhoon Haiyan. Mary Jo and Living Waters Board…