We are a UK charity, working in the Maasai areas of Kenya to help relieve poverty. Helping Kenya and Africa help itself and not changing the culture are our key objectives.
We are a team of volunteers with no salaries or costs. Our guarantee is that 100% of monies we receive go to Kenya. Nothing is used for any UK expenses.
Osiligi – the Maasai word for ‘hope’.
Our Charity projects:
(click on the links above for more information on the projects)
Why was the charity started?
The charity was started to help the Osiligi Maasai Warriors’ community in Southern Kenya. Most of the Charities activities are in the 100 square miles around the Warriors’ community, but some, such as the pump repair project are across Kenya. The Warriors tour the UK yearly performing their songs and tribal ceremonies.
Projects for 2014
- Repairing other charity’s broken water pumps - part funded.
- Building a clinic – Finished.
- Sponsoring children through primary education – 25 new sponsors required for January 2016.
- Building 2 classrooms at Osiligi Obaya school – Finished.
- Raising funds for 1 more classroom – The Big Give campaign in December 2014.
- Building teachers’ accommodation for the new teachers – Part funded.
- Fencing an area for the teaching of agriculture at the school – completed.
- Chairs & tables for the hall/dining room – funded.
- Composting toilet for clinic and school visitors – not yet funded.
- 15 tablet computers and software for teaching maths and literacy – part funded
If you would like to help with any of these projects, please see the relevant web page, email us or click the donate button.
Here is the location of the Osiligi Obaya school:
This short video gives an overview of the charity’s work in Maasai Kenya:
