Hank grew up in southern Indiana and moved to Washington 40 years ago.  He spent his career as a social worker and counselor in children’s services, hospitals, and schools.  He believes that individuals, families,  and communities have the knowledge and skills to create their own unique solutions to whatever their problems might be, if provided the time, space and, resources.  Kamukamu’s approach to providing resources to a village to assist with projects the village identifies as a community need seems like a natural approach to creating more educational opportunities for the children of Uganda.  Hank is retired and lives in Olympia, Washington with his wife, Helen.  Their adult daughters live on the East Coast.