Our Projects

Our Work

Every project on this page exists because the Kiteta community asked for it, planned it and built it with us. We focus on three things: education, economic development and healthcare.

Focus Areas

Education

From primary school through secondary scholarships and vocational certification, learning is the through line of everything we do.

Economic Development

Trade skills, local jobs and locally made goods that keep resources circulating in the community.

Healthcare

Menstrual health and hygiene support that keeps girls in school and serves women across the community.

What we do

Four programmes, one model: the community identifies the need, and we bring the resources to meet it.

Pupil at Kiteta Primary School receiving uniforms.

Education

Kiteta Primary School Support

A 25-year partnership with one school: a library, safe classrooms, electricity, water, books and uniforms.

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Kiteta Primary School graduates in the uniform of the national secondary school they earned a place at.

Education

Stephen Mbuvi Scholarship Fund (SMSF)

The Stephen Mbuvi Scholarship Fund sends Kiteta’s top-performing students to the national secondary schools they earn.

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The Ndithiini Vocational School building, opened in June 2026.

Economic Development

Ndithiini Vocational School

A community-built trade school, opened June 2026, where young people train and certify in tailoring, welding, carpentry and more.

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Local Leaders from Kiteta sharing their views during the inaguration of the Nidithiini Vocational School

Education

Local Leadership Support

Professional development for the teachers and community leaders who carry the work every day.

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The community’s list is not finished.

Completing the remodel of Kiteta Primary School, a computer lab, a feeding programme, WiFi, portable study lights for home, new books as the curriculum grows, and more scholarships every year.

The model is bigger than one village. What works in Kiteta is built to be repeated in rural communities across Kenya.