Generous supporters helped us renovate existing dilapidated classrooms and build new ones so that there would be at least one classroom for every grade. Each year we added new desks and at the beginning of the school year we supplied every student with a brand new school uniform. 

We needed dormitories to house all the children coming in from the nomadic preschools as well as the influx of older students whose parents were becoming more enamored with the opportunity of a formal education for their youth. Ten generous supporters donated the funds needed to construct ten dormitories with shower blocks, toilets, and solar lighting. We outfitted each dorm with new bunk beds, mattresses, sheets and mosquito nets.

At Ndoyno Wasin, students had been walking four kilometers a day to fetch water from an open well in a dry river bed that was polluted by animals at night. The first solution was to put in a new solar powered well for clean running water. After the well dried out, in 2019 we financed the construction of a water line from a mountain spring 10 miles away. In 2021 in cooperation with the Samburu Project we brought clean water to the Lerata elementary school, from a 4 km distant borehole equipped with the solar powered pump. We built a new kitchen to prepare meals for the growing student population.