Impact
What changed. For whom. With what support.
We do not invent current statistics. What follows is published, dated evidence — stories, projects, and a map of where support has gone.
A community comes together for healthcare
A medical camp in Matasia brought Kenyan physicians and allied health workers together with families for consultations, testing, and care.
Building access to clean water
A purification system at the center was designed to serve students, staff, and the surrounding community — and to support a self-sustaining water ministry.
Learning new ways to grow food
Greenhouses, conservation agriculture, and nutritional plants were planned as exhibits the community could reproduce — food for the center, skill for the village.
Friends of DPTC has published grant and disbursement records through 2025. Those records are the backbone of Where Support Goes — still historical until CTLI confirms them as the current public account.
As previously reported (2018–2025 sources). This page uses published source material and is not presented as independently verified current fact.