Engikaret Outreach Center

It’s a model English medium school that seeks to provide affordable and high quality Christian based education to the local children to enable them live out their potential and reach their destinies in life as a way to bring sustainable social transformation of the local Maasai community.

This School is largely sponsored by well wishers with parents only contributing about 10 -15% of the total cost for the children.

Besides the contributions we have over 60 of the children in the school who are 100% sponsored to learn in the school.

The total number of pupils in the school currently from pre-school to primary class 6 is 275.

Free medical care is a program that we carry out at the village and sometimes in neighboring villages in partnership with the district hospital in Longido once a month at least.

Adult education targeting mostly local men and women as well, this we have in the recent past expanded to neighboring village of Kiserian and incorporated basic English language studies.

Discipleship and church ministries including church planting. We have over the last couple of years propagated the Gospel in the villages across Longido district and have started a church community currently running on our property and we are helping them build a church hall on a piece of land granted them by the village. We have also started Discipleship training schools targeting Maasai pastors and lay people in need to understanding further the Bible and their call to be pro-active in transforming their own society.

Faces For Hope programs targeting vulnerable girls and boy-child in Longido district as well as other Maasai people dominated districts in Arusha region. Through this program in partnership with our international friends and the local government, our mission has rescued and helped to rescue girls from teenage/child marriages, prevented girl circumcision and educated the vulnerable girls to give them a voice and a chance to determine their futures.  In this program we have over 80 girls in our care and sponsorship studying in secondary, high school and college level at the moment with some already graduated and working. We further have 60 vulnerable girls in primary school fully sponsored to keep them in school at our New Vision School.