Building Classrooms
We build strong classrooms with walls, roofs, doors, and windows to protect children from harsh weather and give them safe, inspiring places to learn.
Building Toilets
We build clean toilets to replace unsafe bushes, helping children stay healthy, stay safe, and feel proud to attend school every day.
Providing Water Point
We bring clean water to schools by doing surveys, drilling, and setting up solar-powered and water systems so children can get safe water easily.
Renovating Classrooms
We repair and renew old classrooms and toilets, turning neglected spaces into bright, safe, welcoming places where children can learn and grow.
Current Projects
For over 22 years, more than 950 children at Kyani Nyanza Primary School have studied under trees because there are no classrooms. They sit on the ground, facing the burning sun, heavy rain, and strong winds. These hard conditions make it impossible for them to concentrate, learn, or feel safe. Many drop out, losing their chance to build a better future.
Civicom Aid, in partnership with AWB Seattle, is building strong classrooms with walls, roofs, doors, and windows. These new classrooms will give children a safe, bright, and inspiring space to learn and grow. Teachers will teach with pride, and learners will stay in school and perform better.
Without quick action, another generation will study under trees and face hopelessness. With your support now, we can give 950 children the dignity, safety, and hope they deserve.
Across rural and dryland areas, thousands of young people and farmers lack training in modern farming, business, and digital skills. They face poverty, unemployment, and hunger, trapped in cycles that limit growth and opportunity.
Civicom Aid is establishing Civicom College on one acre in Bekibon, Baringo, Kenya. Through Agripreneurs, Entrepreneurs, and Youth Pathway programs, learners will gain hands-on skills to increase food production, start businesses, and join digital jobs. The college will train 800 learners every year, building stronger, self-reliant communities.
Without action, rural youth will remain jobless, and farmers will continue to struggle. Building Civicom College today means breaking poverty tomorrow—empowering 800 learners yearly to create lasting change.
Joyland School serves over 300 children from poor families, but its toilets are broken, unsafe, and far too few. Children face illness, embarrassment, and missed classes daily. These poor conditions threaten their health, dignity, and education.
Civicom Aid is launching the Joyland Toilets Renovation and Expansion Project to repair and build new toilets. Clean, safe, and child-friendly facilities will reduce sickness, restore dignity, and help children learn in a healthy environment.
The situation grows worse every day. Without quick support, more children will fall ill and miss school. A small donation or volunteer effort today can protect 300 children and restore hope for years to come.