NTS Blog

by Natali Chinchaladze, NTS teen blogger Why is math important?  It has been a key area of study even before formal schooling began. But what role does it play in

by Megha Rana As mentioned in Part 2, a large portion of Kenyan healthcare financing comes from out-of-pocket (OOP) payments. OOP healthcare payments worldwide are estimated to push over 100

by Megha Rana Since the early 2000’s, Kenya has made great progress in reducing child deaths, improving access to maternal healthcare, and expanding healthcare coverage. After many failed attempts, as

by Megha Rana Since Kenya’s independence in 1963, a national focus has been on building a healthy working country, with “healthcare for all” as a centerpiece. The first developmental plan

Today, it is our honor to introduce NTS’ teen blogger, Natali Chinchaladze. Natali discovered NTS through the website VolunteerMatch.  We have worked together for nearly a year and her work

By Natali Chinchaladze, NTS teen blogger    From the beginning of humanity to today, the search for food has always been a prime survival instinct. As our scientific understanding of the

You never know what an ad on VolunteerMatch will bring.  For those who don’t know the organization (www.volunteermatch.org), it’s a nonprofit dedicated to matching nonprofits with willing volunteers.   Through VolunteerMatch,

We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Irene Kwamboka, called Madame Irene by her students, as NTS’ Lead Instructor of Hairdressing.  Madame Irene joined NTS in June 2021 as