Olopikidongoe Primary School

The oldest primary school in the area and until recently the only boarding school within the district was in need of a major face lift. Ongoing support resulted in a new cafeteria, a dining area and a library including hundreds of books. Though everyone said it would be a useless endeavor and that local families would not pay the fees associated with girls boarding and education, AMS built a girls dormitory. The first year the facility become home to 90 girls. The next year that number grew to 120. School staff stated that many of the girls were placed in the dorm rather ...

Oloosinon Primary School

Few Maasai families have access to transportation, and this makes the need for schools located within walking distance of villages, or bomas as they are called, vital. Beginning as a one room school, the Oloosinon Primary School is now an eight-classroom school with more than 300 students every year. Continued support includes a lunch program, books, uniforms and recruiting donors to sponsor education opportunities for girls. A dormitory expansion is currently near completion. [fbalbum url=https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.497267950300073.130326.11252317877455...

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 [fbalbum url=https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.621256541234546.1073741826.112523178774554&type=3]

Surgical/Dental Ward Started

Completed: June 2012 Location: At Oloosinon Primary School, dorm opened (bunk beds put in dorm).

Volunteer Jared Williams

Completed: April-May 2012 Location: Volunteered with various projects & AMS clinic

Volunteer Lindsey

Completed: November 2011 Location: Lindsey started bead project with a few local Maasai women. (3 weeks) Yesterday, Thursday November 10, 2011 - a new project was started! Lindsey, from Michigan has come for three weeks to help the local Maasai women start up a women's bead project. She is attempting to help the women upgrade their products and make them in colors that would have potential for having a larger market. Work is in progress... Thank you Lindsey for coming to get this project off the ground! [fbalbum url=https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=...

Horizon’s Women’s Group

Completed: October 3, 2011 Location: Spent the day at the Emurototo Primary School – sponsored over a dozen children. Today a group of women who came on safari decided to spend a day in the community. The school was visited, where one of the women sponsored two girls. [fbalbum url=https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.295262190500651.91446.112523178774554&type=3]