The work we build together.

New classrooms at Mkongaijinyu

Three new classrooms for 75 children are rising on the school’s permanent site — the next step towards secondary and high school.

Ways to take part: Construction · Painting · Materials

A playground for the nursery

A safe place where the youngest children learn through movement, imagination and play.

Ways to take part: Playground preparation · Painting & creative work · Gardening & landscaping · Sports & play equipment

School upgrades & painting

Improving and painting existing buildings, and creating sports and activity areas for older students.

Ways to take part: Painting · Practical work · Sports areas

Beekeeping — growing to 500 more hives

Women-led stingless beekeeping in Sungo, expanding towards 500 more hives by 2028 and honey-based products.

Ways to take part: Stingless-bee knowledge · Natural products · New hives

Keeping the water flowing

Maintaining the water system in Sungo, supporting local management and preparing the next phase.

Ways to take part: Technical support · Maintenance · Planning

Water project, phase one

Clean, safe water for Sungo village in the Ugweno mountains — for households, livestock and gardens.

Beekeeping with the women of Sungo

The first hives, chosen together with local women to fit their daily lives.

Our first Standard 7 graduation

The first class to complete primary school at Hillock — celebrated by families, teachers and the whole community.

Secondary & high school

Growing Hillock into a complete learning institution — from early childhood to secondary and beyond.

Trees for the Ugweno mountains

Environmental education and tree planting to restore the hills, the water sources and the natural beauty of Ugweno.

From gardens to markets

Water-fed vegetable and fruit gardens, linked with businesses and supply chains around Kilimanjaro.