TOGETHER AFRICAN CHILDREN

Constructs deep, solar-powered boreholes to provide sustainable clean water to schools and surrounding communities. Examples include a 160-metre borehole delivering 4,000–12,000 litres daily and an 180-metre borehole supplying up to 20,000 litres per day, supporting both domestic use and a one-acre vegetable growing plot.

Repairs broken hand pumps across Kenya to restore clean water access for rural communities, schools, and clinics. As of July 2025, repaired over 3,108 hand pumps, cumulatively providing water access to over 900,000 people.

Repairs broken hand pumps and constructs solar-powered boreholes to provide clean water access to communities, schools, and clinics across rural Kenya. As of July 2025, repaired over 3,100 hand pumps and constructed boreholes supplying up to 20,000 litres per day, collectively benefiting over 900,000 people.

Operates Osiligi Obaya Primary School and supports students through secondary education, providing high-quality education to disadvantaged Maasai children while preserving cultural identity. The school ranks among the top performers in its sub-county and currently supports around 300 students directly and indirectly.

Operates Osiligi Obaya Primary School and supports students in secondary education, currently serving approximately 300 students. The school ranks among the top performers in its sub-county and emphasizes high-quality education while preserving Maasai cultural identity. A new primary school is under development on the TWK Education Campus in Ntashart, scheduled to open in January 2026.