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Rows of pale green beehives standing in a meadow of yellow wildflowers near Karatu, with two Maasai beekeepers walking between them.

Karatu — hives placed with households through the Asali Project.

Our work

Ten programmes, chosen by the communities that run them.

Education, water, clean energy, women’s livelihoods, health and conservation. Each programme is funded on its own, states what one unit of it costs, and shows how far it is from its goal this year.
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School support, learning materials, scholarships and early-years classrooms for children who would otherwise not be enrolled.

Showing 2 of 10 programmes in Education.

A close group of pre-school children in red polo shirts and navy uniforms waving and grinning inside their classroom at Moshi Kids Centre.

Moshi, Kilimanjaro

Moshi Kids Centre

Children who lose a parent, or whose family cannot cover fees and uniform, drop out early and rarely return. Once out, they are counted by nobody.

84 of 120 children

$35 one month at the centre

The whole Maasai Pre-School assembled in front of their green classroom block, holding the charity banner and a 'Supporting Maasai Future' sign.

Ngorongoro

Maasai Pre-School Project

Children arriving at primary school without any early-years education fall behind in the first term and often never catch up. In pastoralist communities the nearest pre-school can be a two-hour walk.

7 of 12 classrooms

$120 one month of a classroom