PROJECTS

The project involves upgrading Maina Comprehensive School in Laikipia County by constructing a new administration block and bathroom facilities. These improvements aim to address overcrowding, enhance staff efficiency, and provide safer, more accessible amenities for students and staff.

Kayu Comprehensive School has successfully undergone a major upgrade, featuring the construction of a new bathroom block that has significantly improved hygiene and sanitation facilities. Enhancements to the administrative block have modernized and optimized its functionality. These upgrades have created a better environment for students, teachers, and staff, contributing to improved performance and the overall development of the school.

The Muthengera Comprehensive School has successfully completed its facility overhaul, significantly enhancing its infrastructure. The project included the construction of eight new classrooms, providing a better learning environment for students. A modern bathroom block with sixteen units for boys and girls has improved sanitation and hygiene standards. Additionally, a newly built administration block has streamlined school operations. These upgrades mark a major milestone in the school's development, creating a more conducive space for education and growth.

The Mung’etho Primary School upgrade has been successfully completed, providing students and staff with improved learning and administrative facilities. The addition of two classrooms, a modern administration block, and twelve-unit bathroom block will enhance the overall educational experience and promote a healthier, more efficient school environment.

The infrastructure overhaul at Thiru Primary School has been successfully completed and officially handed over for immediate use. The project included the completion of two previously initiated classrooms, which were fully furnished with new desks and chairs. A modern restroom block was constructed for both boys and girls, featuring urinals, sinks, ceramic bowls, showers, tiled floors, and a continuous water supply. To support these facilities, a new well was dug, and a submersible pump was installed to ensure a reliable water source. Additionally, four new classrooms were built and furnished, along with the construction of a new administration block. The project also included the establishment and equipping of two kindergarten classrooms, further enhancing the school’s learning environment. These upgrades mark a significant improvement in the school’s infrastructure, providing students and staff with better facilities for education and daily activities.

In Kenya, school children are required by law to wear proper uniforms to attend school. However, many parents struggle to afford them, leaving children with no choice but to wear worn-out attire.

To support these families, we have launched an initiative to provide donated uniforms through the Uniform Project, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to attend school with dignity.

The majority of Kenya, including Laikipia county, experienced an extended drought in 2023 which caused severe famine and a decrease in school attendance. TFalls Foundation Inc. stepped in by temporarily providing lunch to over 2,500 students daily across 4 different schools. These meals significantly increased school attendance and were made possible by a designated gift from a donor.