Objectif 

To improve on health and nutrition in the school.

Activities

Health and nutrition club to put up posters in the school compound to direct pupils on what to do (eg. Take care of the trees, put rubbish in the compost pit, wash hands, clean dishes).

 

 

 

Objective

To be in solidarity with people who are suffering.

Activities

Regular evening adoration for the migrants and all those who are suffering.  

 

Objective

To install an healthy environment in local communities.

Activites:

• Increase the use of bins for waste: train students to use bins for rubbish
• Correct disposal of waste: building of an efficient incinerator for sanitary pads for 700 students
• Reduce environmental footprint: use of fuel-saving stoves (indirectly: save on cutting down trees)

 

 

Objective

to care for the integrity of creation.

Activities

• Increase vegetation with planting of fruit trees: indirectly food supplement
• Compost recycling: improve fetility of vergetable graden
• Raise local chickens: organic source of proteins

 

 

 

 

 

Objectif 

To teach handicarafts and give joy in creating.

Activities

Art Club to recycle used papers by making decorations out of them and make trays from papier-maché.

 

Objective

To maintain peace and respect among sisters.

Activities

To encourage each sister to develop her gifts and treat one another with respect.

 

Background

Chekalini shows bare plots that are exposed to soil erosion. 

Access to water is limited.

Waste is often disposed on the floor

Objective

To increase environmental care

Activities:

St Charles Lwanga Technical Training Institute

Background

In many Kenian cities and rural areas rubbish is thrown on the ground.  

Objective

To educate children to the health and evironmental problems caused by plastic rubbish which is left to "disintegrate" into the soil.

Activity

• Awareness raisging on the consequences of plastic rubbish
• Cleaning activities of the coumpound (plastic and paper rubbish)

Results