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We are on a journey to build a new high school in a safe, trauma-informed environment that will be a center of excellence, providing the highest level of education, diverse extracurricular activities, and opportunities to form and inspire the next generation of leaders to rise up and be world changers in their respective fields of expertise. This new high school will continue the heartbeat of the existing elementary school, providing a safe, trauma-informed environment to learn from the inside out. With only two main high schools in the area, it will bridge the gap by helping 600+ students complete their secondary education while finding support to develop their character and skill sets for a future that moves forward! Together, we will create hope, re-write futures and change the world. ONE person at a time.

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THE WATER CRISIS

Over 3,100 children die yearly from diarrhea caused by unsafe water and poor sanitation in Kenya. 41% of the 55 million people in Kenya do not have access to clean water—a true water crisis.

 

  • People have no consistent access to clean, safe water. Common water sources are local watering holes for animals and people alike, runoff from Mt. Kilimanjaro, a small stream, or Lake Victoria (filled with raw sewage, industrial waste, parasites, bacteria, and disease.)
  • Water-borne diseases is an ongoing, preventable health crisis in Kenya. People have been unprotected from epidemics such as cholera, typhoid, and parasitic worms.
  • The exposure rate is exceptionally high because the water is not only contaminated at the basins and pumps where it is collected, but also the containers are almost always “found,” second-hand objects, often previously used for oil, fertilizer, or waste.
Woman filling a water jerry can at a local spring in southern Kenya
A young boy filling his water container with dirty water from a small stream
A Maasai women walking to the only source of dirty water in the area
A shallow water pan in Kajiado Country where JOA provided water filters to locals who used this water along will all the animals.
A Maasai mother collecting water from a mostly dry river bed where she had to dig a hole to gather enough water to fill her jerry can
Contaminated water with green algae floating on top with actual worms swimming in the water from a local source
A young girl coming to the local water source which is also used by all the livestock in the area
A Maasai women filling a jerry can at a local stream of dirty water
A Maasai man pouring contaminated, dirty water from a jerry can into a Just One Africa water filter
Two young boys working, one washing a bike and the other gathering water from the same source by the side of the road
Women collecting water at algae covered water source in Loitokitok, Kenya
Masai woman carrying water from a shallow water pan in a very rural part of southern Kenya
A young mother collecting water from a narrow water source coming from Tanzania in the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro which is highly contaminated.
Maasai mama getting water from local shallow water pan in rural Kenya
Women at local water source fed by spring in the Forrest Area of Loitokitok, Kenya on the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro

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At Lenkai Christian School education for girls is a high priority.