Help Us Build a Brighter Future, One Classroom at a Time

In the heart of Kajiado County, where the land stretches wide and dry under a relentless sun, children wake before dawn. They walk along thorny paths, past grazing zebras and dusty trails, making their way for miles while watching for wild animals. They do this not just to fetch water, but to reach something just as valuable: education.

This is the reality for children like Sankei, a young boy whose story you can watch here. His daily journey reflects the dreams these children hold in their hearts. They dream of reading, learning, and becoming more than their circumstances

Six years ago, Osiligi was just an idea; it was less a school and more a hope. A few desks were lined up under the rusted roof of a tin church. But the vision was clear: to bring education to children who were left behind, too far from the nearest school and too at risk from the journey.

Through community effort, support from donors, and partnerships with government and NGOs, Osiligi has grown. Today, it is a registered public school serving students up to Grade 4. Dozens of children have passed through its doors, some for the very first time in their family’s history.

The Children have an ablution block

A School That Grew From Hope

We need more teachers to handle the student-teacher ratio

Every year, as children graduate to the next class and grow older, the school runs out of space for them. Many drop out. Others face long, dangerous commutes—especially girls, who are more vulnerable to early marriage and other risks.

They are willing and ready to actualize their dreams to levels of today’s standards of academic excellence.

Sankei and His sister are growing ever since PP1 and their resilience is absolutely phenomenon.

But we are not done.

The Next Step: Grade 5 to Grade 9, about four more classes are required to accommodate this important expansion of the school which mean we are retaining learners in good numbers

We need your help to change this.

We are expanding Osiligi to Grade 9 to keep our children safe, in school, and learning. To do this, we urgently need classes and capability to remunerate our teachers.

A New Classroom – $11,000

A Teacher’s Salary for One Year – $2,500

These are not just numbers. Each donation brings us closer to a world where every child, no matter where they are born, has access to knowledge, dignity, and opportunity.