In rural Kenya, the average student to teacher ratio is 50 to 1. Our partner schools are poorly supplied with resources. Children are literally left behind in the 21st century, struggling to keep up literacy levels and not being exposed to computers, they lack basic technology skills, and do not have access to STEAM programs.

Our Learning Resource Center is equipped with 30 computers offering students and teachers the opportunity to join the 21st century with basic computer training and internet access which opens doors to the world. The new Library Learning Center offers a host of programs and literacy initiatives. These initiatives, along with our enrichment and empowerment programs are strengthening education for rural students.

Through this program literacy measurements and national test scores will improve. More students will graduate from primary and secondary school and be college ready. Students and teachers will be computer literate and gain 21st Century skills for the marketplace.

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