Neema-Huruma Foundation

Our Story

The Neema-Huruma Foundation was established in 2004 following a study that revealed the dire educational needs of Maasai girls in the Imbirikani Group Ranch area of southwest Kenya. With 98% of girls lacking access to secondary education, the foundation created the Imbirikani Girls High School to provide these young women with opportunities for a brighter future. Today, the school serves over 700 students and has expanded its mission to include community development initiatives such as building churches and training local pastors.

Impact

Through its programs, the Neema-Huruma Foundation impacts over 2,500 individuals annually, fostering education and community growth.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to the Neema-Huruma Foundation directly support the education of young women in Kenya, helping to break the cycle of early marriage and poverty. Donations also fund vital community development initiatives.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the mission to empower Maasai girls and transform communities. Donate cryptocurrency or cash to the Neema-Huruma Foundation and help create lasting change in the lives of these young women.