Corporate sponsorship

We would love to hear from any generous businesses who would be interested in sponsoring any specific programmes at HSK.

To discuss further please get in touch with [email protected]

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Sustainable Development Goals

We are proud to support ten of the 17 sustainable development goals. Read on to find out more...
Desks for Schools

Sponsor a desk and help make our classrooms a place where children and education can flourish.
HSK launches its first-ever shop!

You can now buy beautifully hand-made African print masks, with all proceeds sent to our Covid-19 emergency appeal. Providing monthly food parcels and home learning packs.
Covid-19 emergency appeal *UPDATE*

Over the few weeks, with some amazing help on the ground, we have been able to deliver the first monthly food parcels and home learning packs, to more than 2,000 children. Find out more...

Kamathatha Primary

Kamathatha Primary School is situated below Gilgil, on the arid and dusty floor of the Rift Valley. The school has around 300 pupils, drawn from a mixed community of tribes.
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Reports and Accounts

An overview of our policies, income and expenditure for full transparency
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Michael Harris
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Kamahia Primary School

Kamahia Primary School is situated on a ridge, with a pupil catchment area of about six miles. It was founded in 1973 and the grounds extend to about 10 acres.
Kahuho Primary School

Kahuho Primary School was founded in 1972 in a former colonial farmhouse, which now serves as the school office, staff room and library; the grounds extend to about 12 acres.
The difference we make

Our work is making a long-term impact and real difference to the everyday schooling of thousands of children and their surrounding communities.
Covid-19 Emergency Response

During the Covid-19 pandemic, can you help feed a family for one month, for just £35? The coronavirus pandemic has brought hunger to millions of people around the world. National lockdowns and social distancing measures in Kenya are drying up work and incomes, leaving vulnerable families to worry how they will get enough to eat.