PROJECTS

The Kayu Comprehensive School is set to undergo a major upgrade, including the construction of a new bathroom block to improve hygiene and sanitation facilities. Planned enhancements to the administrative block will also modernize and optimize its functionality. These upgrades aim to provide a better environment for students, teachers, and staff, contributing to better perfomance and overall development of the school.

Muthengera project will involves the following sub-projects:

• Building six classrooms

• Erecting a bathroom block with sixteen units for boys and girls

• Constructing an administration block

The Mung’etho Primary School witnessed the completion of the following sub-projects:

• Building two classrooms

• Establishing an administration block

• Installing a bathroom block featuring six units for boys and girls.

These facilities has officially been handed over to the school for immediate use.

Completed infrastructure overhaul and officially handed over the facilities to the school for immediate use. The following sub-projects were executed within this school:

• Assisted in completing two classrooms that had previously been initiated. These classrooms were furnished with brand-new desks and chairs.

• Built a restroom block with facilities for both boys and girls, featuring modern amenities such as urinals, sinks, ceramic bowls, showers, tiled floors, and a continuous water supply.

• Dug a new well and installed a submersible pump to extract water for the facilities.

• Erected an additional four classrooms, providing support in furnishing them.

• Constructed a new administration block.

• Established and equipped two kindergarten classrooms.

By law, school children in Kenya are not allowed to attend school without proper uniforms. Many parents in the area can not afford to buy the uniforms and end up sending their kids to school in tattered uniforms.  

We have established a program to ship donated uniforms courtesy of the Uniform Project.

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.