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School in K enya

The Masai community in Kenya faces significant challenges, including a lack of educational facilities, with the nearest school being 8 kilometers away. Many children do not attend school until ages 10 or 11, and those who do often encounter sub-standard education. With the help of Ed Colina, who has dedicated 26 years to education and supports Masai women and children, we aim to build a school in the Athi River area. This initiative will not only provide education but also offer a daily meal for the children. Your support can change lives!

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School in K enya

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  1. School in Kenya By:Fabs and Emma

  2. Masai background • The Masai are one of the most well known of Kenya’s 42 tribes • The general health of the community is poor • Women are encouraged to, and typically do, give birth each year • The Masai continue to rely on the traditional staples: milk, blood, and meat for their nutrition.

  3. Ed colina • Ed colina has been involved in education for 26 years • Traveling to Africa, Ed volunteered with a renowned organization and NGO Nyumbani • Nyumbani has constructed a Kamba village for 1000 children and 250 grandparents • In February of 2008,n Ed began his solo projects to aid poor Masai women and children living in Athi River, Kenya

  4. Why we should build a school • The nearest school is 8 kilometer walk away • Many Masai children do not go to school until the age 10 or 11, if at all. • Few children reach the 8th grade • Girls are farther disadvantage • The kids who reach 8th grade the must attend sub-standard schools with poor teaching and low quality facilities.

  5. eLUAAI • This is where we’re going to build the school

  6. The school • This school will cost up to more than 2,000 dollars • It’ll also provide the children with 1 meal a day • They’re temporary school is held at the current church Highlands kENYA

  7. Preschool children in the community who don’t attend school

  8. Will you help build a school for these children?

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