Nutrition-for-Education

Organizes food distribution events for the elderly and broader community, addressing food insecurity beyond the school population.

Provides targeted care and support services to elderly individuals in the community, complementing food distribution efforts.

Runs a primary school with approximately 50 students enrolled across five grade levels as of 2025, providing structured education to children in the community.

Leads pad drives for girls to support menstrual hygiene and conducts clean-up initiatives in local river and sewage systems to improve environmental health.

Supplies two daily meals to all enrolled students Monday through Friday and breakfast on Saturday, ensuring consistent nutrition for approximately 50 children.

Provides children with books, school supplies, and modern desks to support learning, while also improving school conditions to increase enrollment and reduce drop-out rates. These efforts have led to increased student transfers to partner schools and improved academic performance, such as Waitua Primary School becoming the top-performing school in its zone in 2022.

Provides scholarships to needy students in Kenya to support their education, with a commitment to fund 36 transitioning students to secondary school across partner schools. The program began in 2022 with 11 scholarships awarded to Waitua Primary School students and has supported 64 scholarship recipients overall.

Operates daily feeding programs at multiple primary schools in Kenya, including Waitua, Kanjeru, and Mutunkei, providing nutritious meals such as porridge, eggs, rice with beans, vegetables, and fruit to improve student health, reduce malnutrition, and increase enrollment and attendance. The program has served up to 920 children daily and feeds a child for a year for $150.

Improves school infrastructure across partner schools in Kenya by constructing and renovating classrooms, kitchens, laboratories, toilet blocks, water tanks, and special needs facilities. Projects include building three modern kitchens, three toilet blocks, one classroom block, rainwater harvesting systems, and a fully furnished Special Needs Children’s Wing, with recent construction completed in 2024.

Constructs and furnishes dedicated facilities for special needs children, including a classroom block with a dormitory at Kanjeru Primary School that houses over thirty students. The organization has directly impacted 42 special needs children through infrastructure and educational support.

Provides foster care with planned adoption for children and facilitates the adoption of children into permanent families.

Operates a residential home in Maseno, Kenya, providing daily care, food, and safety for 31-32 children ranging from infancy to fourteen years old. The centre is housed in a purpose-built facility on donated land, established in 2014.

Supports children's education from early childhood through secondary school, including operating its own nursery and early primary school, and sending older children to fee-paying primary and secondary schools. This support includes exam preparation for national assessments and final national exams for higher education or vocational training.

Covers all medical care for the children at the centre, including regular check-ups conducted by a voluntary nurse, and provides support for children experiencing health challenges.

Provides simple and nutritious local food for the children, with a significant portion grown in the organization's own garden.

Operates a disability center serving 60 children with disabilities, providing specialized care and developmental support.

Provides early childhood education, balanced meals, and hygiene care to 50 infants aged 7 months to 3 years through the pre-nursery school 'Karibuni Watoto'.

Operates a nutritional center that serves 150 families with elderly members, providing food and related support services.