Powering sustainable infrastructure at St. Joseph’s School in Kenya

Good news! Fortum has joined forces with us to power improved access to education in Kenya. With Fortum’s support, we are now ready to take the next step for better, more sustainable infrastructure at St. Joseph’s Secondary School in Kisumu.

St. Joseph Secondary School in Kisumu, Kenya is on the brink of transformation. Currently, the school faces significant infrastructure challenges with outdated classrooms, inadequate washrooms, kitchen and dining facilities. These limitations hinder both learning and well-being for students and staff.

In collaboration with Friends Pioneer Youth Group, we are advancing our commitment to equip the school with sustainable infrastructure – ultimately improving the learning environment for around 130 students. The aim is to install a biogas system for clean cooking, set up a 450 W solar panel to ensure reliable electricity and train local staff to operate and maintain the system. Thanks to the funding from Fortum, we can now start realizing this aim!