Invest in bringing clean drinking water to the One Life Kuja property. Before we bring the community onto the Kuja property we need to drill a borehole so people can have clean drinking water and water for sanitation. Join us as we have a well drilled, a holding tank, and tank stand added to the property in Kenya! Maji ni maisha...Water is Life!
For the past two years, One Life to Give and Vox partnered up to train 12 Kenyan community members how to repair water pumps in rural Kenya. Those newly trained mechanics went out and repaired 30 wells December of 2018. In December through February 2020 the same team restored 40 pumps! By giving towards a clean water project, you will be bringing over 15,000 people clean drinking water which lessens the chance of water-borne illnesses and saves hours on walking towards other water sources. Women and children are the ones gathering water, often times twice a day, so they thank you for the extra time you give them to study, work, or just enjoy cooking without the stress of having enough water. Thanks for your help with providing clean water!
Did you know that high school is not free for Kenyans? Students have to pay between $200-600/ year for their education. We need your help keeping these 45 students in school so please consider sponsoring a child or giving a year-end donation. Thank you for investing in the LIFE and EDUCATION of a teen in Kenya!!!
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One Life to Give recognizes that skills are the way of the future for Kenyans and we are excited to give our students hands-on learning experience so they can create their own careers. This workshop space will give young adults in rural Kenya the tools and techniques to create their own business plus give them access to jobs so they can improve their financial environment. Our project will include programs for tailoring, stone carving, carpentry, hospitality, entrepreneurship, web design, and visual arts. With our workshop space being on campus the students in our program and graduates can get paid a reliable wage for the work completed. As the students learn how to create various products they will be taught to be self-motivated learners for life, learn the basics of budgeting, understand the importance of ethics, be encouraged to create their own business that addresses needs and solves problems in their community. The goal is to have the vocational center be self-sufficient through an operating Artist's retreat Inn, farming projects, and through the products made. Who knows where this will all go but as we take these small steps the next path appears! Join us on the adventure of creating this school for young adults in rural Kenya that will truly bless this village for years to come.