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Service is at the heart of Treehouse philosophy. As a tree is one element within an ecosystem, so we are an element within our community. When we serve, contribute to the non-profit community projects in our area, and have policies that benefit the local community, so we grow. Get involved in a Watamu community initiative whilst staying at Treehouse. The work of LOC is well worth supporting. Contact Local Ocean Trust. Blue Bells field before the well was built - now this area is abundantly filled with tomatoes, watermelons, spinach - and feeds the school. As well as running the entire school, she puts her agricultural knowledge to use to try to make the school self-sufficient in food. Because of her, over 80 children are receiving kindergarten and primary education for free, as well as getting one full meal per day. Treehouse has assisted with a well and solar pump, and we buy fruits and vegetables from the school when they have extra. For years, Treehouse has been running daily trips on Mida Creek for our guests. Fishermen go out with the tides - day or night - on canoes carved from mango trees or old windsurf boards, and very inadequate and unsafe equipment. So Treehouse saw an opportunity to supply paddles and buoyancy devices to the fisherman from guests who are upgrading their equipment. If you have equipment that you no longer use, please bring it and donate it to the Mida Creek fishermen. Built on stilts in the mangrove forest, the Crab Shack Restaurant is community project where you get to enjoy the freshest fish and seafood from Mida Creek. All the proceeds go to helping the surrounding community flourish. Sunset is the best time to go and watch the sunset over the water with a cold drink. Book a water-edge table. Crab Shack on Facebook. Nicodemus of Treehouse teaching the weekly community yoga class. We run a weekly yoga class in Dongo Kundu village - opposite Treehouse - on Sunday afternoons. 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