Water Projects
Kenya has a sporadic rainy season, and obtaining clean drinking water is a constant challenge. After researching several potential solutions, it was determined that water storage was the most sustainable solution. Every classroom, building, church and even the clinic all have a simple water catchment system that can be accessed by all the villages in the area. Clean water is a vital part of preventing disease and improving the quality of life for every person in the Maasai community.
Oloosinon Primary School Cafeteria
ReLive Mission Group
Completed: June 2013
Location:
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Volunteer Imi
Completed: February-March 2013
Location: Imi volunteered for five weeks assisting with medical, construction, and truck crew.
Volunteers Jamie & Donna
Completed: January – March, 2013
Location: Jamie, Electrician wired the clinic compound; Donna, nurse, provided medical care
Volunteer Abby
Completed: January – March, 2013
Location: Volunteer helped with AMS projects, painting, school programs, construction
South Lancaster Academy Group
Completed: March 2013
Location: Provided medical care, VBS, and started construction of Oloosinon Boy’s Dormitory
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Volunteer Mike
Completed: February-March 2013
Location: Carpenter works to help construct shelves in surgical ward and put roof on ward and dorm.
Surgical Ward Interior
Completed: March 2013
Location: Engos Surgical/Dental ward interior tiled, painted, and wired for electricity.
Exterior Ward Completed
Completed: March 2013
Location: Exterior of the Engos surgical/dental ward completed.
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