In our commitment to empower the Maasai Mara community, we have established a scholarship program aimed at providing access to quality education. Annually, we invest $200 per student for primary school and $300 per student for secondary school.

Education is the cornerstone of development, offering opportunities for personal growth and community advancement. By investing in the education of the Maasai Mara youth, we aim to break the cycle of poverty and empower future generations to thrive.

Through our scholarship program, we not only cover school fees but also provide essential resources and support to ensure students excel academically. Additionally, we offer mentorship and career guidance to help students realize their full potential beyond the classroom.

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In our commitment towards sustainable community development, we achieved a significant milestone in 2023 by drilling a borehole in Mbitin. This vital water source is equipped with diverse channels, ensuring a comprehensive solution to meet the diverse needs of the Mbitin residents.

We take pride in stating that the borehole now serves as a reliable water supply for the entire Mbitin community, including various villages, Mbitin Primary School, and local shopping centers. Approximately 2000 residents, alongside their livestock, benefit from this initiative, addressing both human and agricultural water needs.

At the heart of our mission is the understanding that access to clean water is fundamental for the well-being of any community. Through this endeavor, we have not only quenched the thirst of Mbitin but also contributed to the overall improvement of living conditions, fostering health, and supporting agricultural activities.

As we look towards the future, Nashipa Foundation remains steadfast in its commitment to creating sustainable solutions that positively impact communities, laying the groundwork for a brighter and healthier Mbitin.

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In collaboration with the Narok Beekeeping Cooperative Society, Nashipa Foundation is making a significant impact on the lives of the community in Mbitin. Through our joint efforts, we have successfully trained 40 women in sustainable beekeeping practices, equipping them with valuable skills that contribute to both economic empowerment and environmental conservation.

Our commitment extends beyond training, as we have installed 20 beehives for these women. This initiative not only provides a source of income but also encourages a sustainable approach to beekeeping that aligns with ecological balance.

By partnering with the Narok Beekeeping Cooperative Society, we aim to create a model for community-driven development, fostering self-reliance and environmental stewardship. The 40 women in Mbitin are now equipped to manage their own beehives, contributing to the overall health of local ecosystems while simultaneously enhancing their economic well-being.

Together, we are building a future where communities thrive in harmony with nature.