In December of 2019, we broke ground on our combined special needs and pediatric medical facility, a decade-long dream that came to fruition thanks to you, our partners, friends, and Tribe members.

The World Food Program estimates that as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of food-insecure people in East Africa will increase to more than 41 million, a reality we are acutely aware of in Maai Mahiu.

In March of last year, when COVID-19 restrictions necessitated our health centre's closure, we quickly pivoted our health and therapy programs to best support our special-needs patients and students.

2020 was Ubuntu Life's first year operating as both a 501c non-profit and a Public Benefit Corporation. Learn more about the year that Ubuntu Life's Co-Founder and Country Director calls a "year of surprises."

After more than ten months, Kenyan schools will likely reopen on January 4th. With this in mind, we gathered outdoors with Ubuntu Kids and their parents in the cool grassy shade of the Acacia Trees between our organic vegetable garden and our soon to be completed Children’s Wellness Centre (CWC).