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Despite the unique situation since March 2020, we are happy to inform you that we have been able to do a lot of work in supporting impoverished Kenyan children. The last time we informed you was in May 2019. At that time, we had completed the construction of one classroom for Kamokos Primary. Since then we have built another five classrooms. Currently 139 pupils are enrolled in Kamokos Primary and by next month they expect to receive another 60. The pupils of Grade 2...
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During the last one and a half year Kibet4Kids has received a substantial amount of donations and has been able to do a lot of work for impoverished children in Kenya. We have expanded the Special School in Mindiliwo. We started the construction of a completely new primary school. And we have helped Kolol primary school (our first project) to improve. The school for intellectually challenged children (Mindililwo Special School) We mentioned before that we started to...
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In the first week of November 2017 Kibet4Kids officially started its second project; the expansion of the School for intellectually challenged children in Iten. The school in Mindililwo, Iten has a regional function. It receives applications from all over the Rift Valley province. Currently the school has 118 pupils, but there is a waiting list with 192 children. Those children are at home, with parents who in many cases don’t know how to give their child the right...
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Early 2017 Kibet4Kids finished its project in Kolol. With the help of many generous donations, we were able to construct a public primary school – something the whole community is proud of. At the moment the school has 207 pupils, who all receive good quality education for free. Many generations of children are going to benefit from this. Kibet4Kids started this project in Kolol (Kenya) in 2013, with the aim to deliver good quality education to the children of this...
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After travelling around and visiting several schools, Kibet4Kids decided that our next project is going to be Mindililwo Special School, a school in Iten where children with a mental handicap live and learn. At the moment there are 89 pupils in this school, who live there day at night (apart from the school holidays). They have a staff of 14 qualified teachers, who are specially trained to work with these children. Mindililwo is a school that is running well and is...
May 27, 2016 | 0 Comments
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You may not have heard much from Kibet4Kids in the last months, but we are making very good progress on the ground. We are happy to announce that we are about to finish our project at Kolol Primary school. The classrooms (up to class 8) are built and there is a staffroom for the teachers. All rooms have good quality desks and chairs. We provided enough books, toilets and taps and six of the classrooms are getting a bookshelf, which will be filled with books. Apart from that...
January 18, 2016 | 0 Comments
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Thanks to Suzanne, Jordi, Martijn, Els, Kiki, Dennis, Carine, Jildau, Ivan, Robert, Martijn, Jasper and Jeroen we had 2 great Kibet4Kids teams running the Egmond half marathon! Together they raised more than 2500 euro, which will be used to build toilets and waterbasins and buy books for Kolol primary school in Kenya. Thanks guys, you are the best!! Kibet4Kids team
November 27, 2014 | 0 Comments
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We proudly annouce that, after several months of hard work, Kibet4Kids finished the construction of it's first classroom for Kolol primary school. This classroom was opened on February 4th. Teachers, pupils, parents and other community members were all present during the exuberant ceremony on February 4th. After 5 trees were planted on the school terrain, there was time for a musical performance by the pupils, followed by speeches. The most prominent guest was mister...
October 27, 2014 | 0 Comments
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The library of Kessup Public Primary school was renovated by Kibet4Kids. As you can read on this page, in a message from earlier this year, Kibet4Kids received a donation from RobVeer.com, which was specifically meant for Kessup Primary School. The library of Kessup was in a very bad condition. The roof was about to fall down and the place was too dangerous for the pupils to use. Our contractor went there and renovated the library for a total amount of 130.000 Ksh (about...