This project will build a nursery school in northern Kenya, in Lekiji village, giving educational foundation for over 400 households sand witched between two large private ranches with no access to any basic infrastructure, electricity, clean water, schools, health center, and transport, they live in abject poverty and suffering. The children are learning under a tree at the moment and a classroom will shield them from the scotching sun and illiteracy will be a thing of the past in Lekiji
Lekiji village is in Laikipia North in Kenya, approximately, 1,400 acres inhibited by 400 households from 4 pastoralist Communities, sandwiched between two private ranches and lies like a small island disconnected from basic infrastructure like roads, electricity, clean water,hospitals, schools and markets. illiteracy stands at 94% The project will open up the community and will affect not only 200 children but generations to come leading to the empowerment of the community through education
ICC empowered the community to get back their 1,400 acres of land, erected a solar powered fence on 15 acres of land to address food insecurity and livelihoods. ICC is now inviting support to build an elementary class to lay a strong educational foundation for the children and future leaders of Lekiji community. Education will empower them,to know their rights and demand for them, give them a voice to end marginalization, illiteracy, poverty, hunger, malnutrition and restore dignity for ever
Il'laramatak wishes to build a school that will provide quality and life-long education to the future generation of Lekiji. The project will educate over 200 children and future generations to come, It will reduce illiteracy and enhance enrollment, retention and completion of education thereby improving the lives of the people while giving them a voice to fight for their rights and representation at all levels. It will empower the community to end poverty, HIV which is high and restore dignity
This project has provided additional documentation in a DOCX file (projdoc.docx).