
Erratic water supply is one of the greatest barriers to health and dignity in schools. City Primary/Junior School, founded in 1939, has been a cornerstone of education in Ngara, located at the heart of the city. The school hosts about 100 special needs pupils and other regular students.

Neurological malleability refers to the brain's potential to change, adapt, and reorganize itself, particularly in response to injury or illness in context with Nyeri hospice. As highlighted by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission report, while services have grown, fewer than 15,000 of the estimated 800,000 Kenyans requiring palliative care yearly have access to it and only one in ten people in need receive such services. Energy services are among those strained, with approximately 100,000 health facilities impacted, as asserted by the Energizing Health Care 25 report.

Mombasa Remand Prisons, or ‘Jela Baridi’ as it is popularly known, is a correctional facility located in Mombasa, Kenya. It primarily houses individuals awaiting trial or those sentenced to short-term imprisonment.

Davis & Shirtliff, together with the Lavington Eco Rotary Club and Acacia Moyo, have partnered to implement a project that has not only increased access to water for hundreds of pupils and community members, but also proven a turning point for economic growth in the community.

The brain's ability to create and rearrange neuronal connections, particularly in response to learning, is known as neuroplasticity. In today’s fast-paced environment, the importance of childhood cannot be overstated.

The Upper Manza Community Based Organization has set up a water and sanitation project which serves over 10,000 residents in Machakos County.

The alarming surge in Cholera cases in Zambia, has resulted in a devastating loss of lives, exacerbating the already challenging circumstances for those residing in affected areas.