Support a Child at Ngorongoro Maasai Pre School Today


Ngorongoro Maasai Pre School
Maasai community has one of the highest illiteracy and lowest school enrollment rates in East Africa, this is due to lack of enough schools and pastoral life adaptations which prevents many children from getting education. We strongly believe that education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty that plagues their communities and can create a better future for children and their families. That is why we started to promote education in Ngorongoro Conservation Area among Maasai adaptations by building a Pre-school where by 96 children are currently registered on our two maasai pre-schools that’s (enduleni and Isirwa pre schools) and with it an opportunity to sponsor a child as he or she begins an education journey that will prepare him or her for future success. Here, children are given meals, learn basic skills, English and Swahili, also getting exposed to a classroom environment.
With this foundation, they will be better prepared for Primary School and will stay in school longer and do better. Pre-primary school opportunities also help to encourage families to be more supportive of formal education. Ngorongoro pre-school offers the hope of education to Maasai children, who face many challenges to education. Some do not live close enough to school to attend, while others are too poor to afford it. The opening of Ngorongoro pre-school offers quality education to a new generation of Maasai children.

                                                        HOW CAN YOU HELP THIS COMMUNITY!



To sponsor a student in Pre-school (elementary education), the cost of one full year is USD150.

This will include:
- school fees and boarding fee
- uniform
- meals 
-stationeries














CLICK THE BELOW DONATION LINK TO SUPPORT A CHILD AT MAASAI PRE SCHOOL

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