On several occasions, our intervention has solved survival problems for both individuals and entire families.
Free medical care is available to all children at the school in the small clinic on the premises.
Our orphanage houses eight orphans who are constantly looked after and to whom we provide food throughout the year.
Our primary school of 8 classes and kindergarten of 2 classes is attended by around 300 pupils. During the school term they receive a daily meal and drinking water.
It all started in 2005 when a group of colleagues from an airline company, on a stopover in Mombasa, visited a small village in the Utange bush (about 15 km north of the city). The visits led to the idea of providing concrete help to the poor villagers of Kibokoni. The first project was to raise funds to build a water well....... much has happened since then.
Here is where our school is located.....
We care for children and their families. About 1,200 residents benefit.
Well, school, kindergarten, toilet, electricity, library, fence, hydrogeological intervention, cattle farm, orphanage, internet and many more.<br>
Who contribute with donations, or who go on site to help, but also check that projects are completed.
Available every month for all school children, teachers and employees.
The Lifog district is preparing for a major renovation that will affect several areas, from energy to education, with the aim of improving the quality of school life and energy efficiency.
On the recent trip to Utange, Kenya, the following interventions were made:
The Lifog school in Utange was delighted to receive an important donation of sports equipment from the Swiss foundation Spes et Lux. The equipment, which was shipped on 28 August, arrived in Mombasa on 30 August and was delivered to the school on Friday 1 September after customs formalities.
Our Lifog school in Utange is celebrating, a celebration dedicated to your generosity, solidarity, and friendship for our association. We are delighted to share with you the exciting development of the school in Utange, which we have been consistently supporting.
