Our Impact
From the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro to the vast plains of Amboseli, our work is leaving a lasting legacy. Every tree planted, every child educated, and every species protected is a step toward a sustainable future. In this blog, we share the stories, data, and successes that define our impact and inspire action for the Amboseli ecosystem.
Community Impacts
Empowering the Community Through Education
Education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and creating opportunities for future generations. Our education programs focus on:
- Bursary Programs: Providing scholarships to children from vulnerable families to ensure they can attend school.
- School Infrastructure: Building and renovating schools, including classrooms, dormitories, and sanitation facilities.
- Community Awareness: Educating parents and community leaders on the importance of education, especially for girls.
Feeding the Community During the Drought Season
Droughts are a recurring challenge in the Amboseli ecosystem, threatening food security and livelihoods. Our drought relief programs include:
- Emergency Food Distribution: Providing meals to families and schoolchildren during severe droughts.
- School Feeding Programs: Ensuring children have access to nutritious meals, even in times of crisis.
- Long-Term Solutions: Promoting sustainable agriculture and water resource management to reduce dependency on relief.
Youth Empowerment
The youth are the future of the Amboseli ecosystem. Our youth empowerment programs focus on:
- Skills Training: Offering vocational training in areas like beekeeping, eco-tourism, and sustainable agriculture.
- Leadership Development: Equipping young people with the skills to become community leaders and conservation advocates.
- Job Creation: Supporting youth-led initiatives and connecting them with employment opportunities.
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Empowering Women on WASH Hygiene
Women play a critical role in the health and well-being of their families and communities. Our WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) programs focus on:
- Access to Clean Water: Building boreholes, water pans, and rainwater harvesting systems to ensure access to clean water.
- Sanitation Facilities: Constructing latrines and handwashing stations in schools and communities.
- Hygiene Education: Training women on proper hygiene practices to prevent waterborne diseases and improve family health.
Our beneficiaries
Tipape Ole Saie, Kenneth’s son. He attends Moi Forces Academy, Nairobi. Currently in form 3.
Nandiwua Lekina. She attends Bissel high School, currently in year 3 and wants to be a teacher or nurse.
Sitatian Mantha. She attends Baraka Ondooyie school in Kajiado. She is currently in year 3.
Sitayia Jane Saningo. She attends Baraka Ondooyie school in Kajiado. She is currently in Year 2, and wants to be a doctor. .
Simon Kitipai Oishoki. He attends Makueni Boys High School. He is currently in Year 2 and wants to be a university lecturer .
Tuarari David Merin. He attends Oloitokitok High School, currently in year 2. He wants to be a Doctor.
Valentine Siantei. She attends St Brian School, Kajiado, currently in Year 1. She wants to be a Journalist. This is her receiving an award for being President for Girls Against FGM, from the Governor of Kajiado in November 2024.
