Utaati Primary School

Volunteer in this school which is located in Okia Division, Makueni District and has a population of 419 students and total of 9 teachers. It is in a hardship area affected by poor weather conditions and lack of clean drinking water. Volunteers will live with a host family where basic accommodation and meals will be provided.

Kiukuni Primary School

Volunteer in Kiukuni Primary school located in Okia division, Makueni District. It is in a semi arid area. The school has a population of 200 pupils and 6 teachers. It is on top of a rocky hill with a beautiful scene. Their main challenge is poor infrastructure and clean drinking water. It is quite close to Makuli Forest that boasts with natural trees and monkeys.

Kiukuni Poultry Project

Finally the chicken coup is complete and the next step is to stock the chicks to start the project off. The community members who will be responsible to day-to-day running have already been trained professionally on how to rear the poultry. For starters, 250 chicks will be introduced and bred for the required period of time. The idea behind is to venture into sustainable project that will promote independence within the community and school. It will ensure that the community will be on the forefront handling community challenges and initiatives.

Students Volunteers

In 2010 and 2011 we had the highest number of form four candidates from our High School Education Fund, who completed high school. Most of these students performed very well to join university and colleges in the course of 2012. While waiting to join respective institutions, the students are volunteering through teaching in different schools across to give back to the community. While others are teaching, the others will spend their gap year through other community service such as working in orphanages, work camps and health centres. Their contribution to community development is immense and is making a remarkable growth in their respective fields. The drive behind this is to encourage the youth to give back to the community through various activities within their capacity.

Villa Sixteen Children's Home

Villa sixteen children's home is in Taita Taveta County, Coast Province, approximately 6 hours from Nairobi City Centre and 3 hours from Mombasa City. It was started in order to cater for the needs of the community particularly children who were abandoned by their relatives after their parents died of HIV/AIDS scourge. The home caters for nineteen children between the ages of 5-18 years. Most of these children are HIV/AIDS and on constant medication.

This home just like many others has its own challenges. However, the children have been able to receive treatment and basic needs met. The home needs volunteers and assistance in the running because it is run by only two ladies. This makes it very hard for them because of too much work involved. We welcome volunteers to come out and help these children who do not understand why they have to constantly take medication and visit clinics. Most importantly we need volunteers who can help them through counselling because some of them have gone through rough patch in their lives and also through tuitions (home works) and play with them.

Other schools include Miting'ani, Kyau and Ukia Primary & Secondary Schools.