One Manyatta, One toilet is a project that responds to the urgent need for better sanitation and hygiene amongst the often marginalized and pastoral communities that lack proper sanitary facilities from the pastoral nature of their living.

We are pro-life and we offer training and support to preserve the life of the unborn and the living. We stand for sanctity of human life and believe that life begins at conception. We focus on schools, colleges, churches and communities to reach out.

Can you imagine, children’s swimming in the same river, women washing in the same river, teenage bathing in the same river,cows and goats drinking and peeing in the same river and position and just 100 meters downstream an old man with his grandson are drinking the same water.

This project aims at adding extra room for girls in pastoralist communities. For ages, the community including Masaai believes that when a girl reaches 10yrs old, she should not sleep in the same house with her parents. In this case, the girl is supposed to sleep outside on a mat or cow’s skin.

This is a program giving girls a decent and affordable solutions for their menstrual hygiene and sanitary towels. Hedhi means Menstrual is Swahili and we delight in donating re-usable sanitary towels, hygienic supply’s and underwear’s to girls with which three pieces of the sanitary can be used for almost two years.

We are focused on restoring the dignity and value of the girls and women against undergoing fgm.Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a human rights violation, a form of violence and discrimination against girls and women. It is most often carried out on girls between against their will, though adult women are also subjected

We endevor to intervien in different program by supporting the needy in community in a wider perspective including medical help, food, walking aid etc