Joshua in Kenya
2014
Joshua is the younger brother of Jackson and Salomé. He is 13 years old and studies at Lentil Hills Academy. Joshua dreams of becoming a doctor. Determined and hardworking, he is doing everything he can to succeed in his studies. Aware of the medical needs in his community, he hopes one day to help and improve access to healthcare for the most vulnerable.
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Salome in Kenya
2014
Salome, Jackson’s young sister, graduated with honors from Kenya Alliance Girls High School. An exemplary student, she stood out by ranking first in her class at every stage of her education. She is currently pursuing her second year of International Relations at Daystar Academy University in Nairobi.
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE NOSSIM SCHOOL
Jackson was one of the first children we supported with a scholarship in Kenya. At just 11 years old, he walked miles across the savanna to get to school. Thanks to his determination, he turned that journey into a true source of inspiration and eventually became a lawyer.
Driven by a desire to give back to his community, he decided to offer the children in his village the opportunity to access a quality education—by building the Nossim School.
Nossim School, which means “hope” in Maasai, opened its doors in February 2025 and now serves 110 children aged 4 to 8 in an environment tailored to their development and well-being.
The school, run by dedicated and qualified teachers, features well-equipped classrooms, a cafeteria providing a daily meal for students, an educational garden, and sanitary facilities ensuring optimal hygiene.
EDUCATIONAL VEGETABLE GARDEN
Here, children learn by working the land, develop a direct connection with their environment, and enjoy healthier food thanks to locally grown produce.
Far beyond the school, this project strengthens the entire community: families get involved, parents participate, and agricultural knowledge is passed down within the village. A vegetable garden that has become a true driver of sustainable change for Maasai children and communities.
