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Lekiji School

Through donations from a board member, Mpala has managed to construct a school in he neighbouring Lekiji community and build an administration police residence. Apart from just building the school, other supporters have purchased and installed a water system at the school, and created the 'George Small Bursary Fund' (the late George Small who inherited the ranch from his brother Sam Small) to enable 8 Lekiji children attend secondary school. Mpala intends to expand this initiative through fund raising so that more children in the area can attend school.

New School desks displayed outside the classroom



Taylor family's donation of water tanks and pipes

Il Motiok and Naipurere Schools

Dr Todd Palmer, through the Wildland Project, purchased and installed a water tank that has enabled water to be piped to the school from a wind mill several kilometers away. Friends of Mpala donated books and renovated the Il Motiok and Naipurere schools.

Friends of Mpala donating Books and renovating Il Motiok and Naipurere Schools

Ewaso School

Another board member in collaboration with the Rhodes scholarship fund and African Frontiers, has donated a water tank to the school and continued to renovate and donate books to many schools that George Small supported.

Mike Shaw and Rhodes Donation of Tanks to Ewaso School


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