Don Tingle is the Executive Director of COMENSERV, which works mainly in Muslim regions of the world. He is currently the volunteer Director of Kenya Christian Industrial Training Institute (KCITI College) in the Eastleigh section of Nairobi. KCITI teaches job skills to poor young people who come from the nearby Somali neighborhood, Mathare slums, and other parts of the city. Most students receive some kind of scholarship assistance. They can participate in one year, two year, and three year training programs in the fields of Hospitality (culinary arts), Hair & Beauty, Automotive Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Early Childhood Development Education, and Building & Civil Engineering. We also provide a two-year certificate for about 20 poor preachers from all over Kenya--all expenses paid for these preachers. The college was started by Christians in 1992. Tingle's goal is to make the college the best education institution possible for the surrounding Somali Muslim population as well as disadvantaged youth in nearby slums. You can read more about the college at our Web site www.kciti.edu or follow us on Facebook at Kciti Campus.
