Academic & Student Programs

Students participate in a wide range of academic and extracurricular programs including:

Clean Water

In 2016, Blair in Kenya partnered with Living Waters for the World to install a clean water filtration system.

The system provides:

The long-term goal is to drill a freshwater well to provide a permanent water source.

Days for Girls Program

Since 2017, Blair in Kenya has supported menstrual health education and the distribution of reusable menstrual kits.

Girls entering Grade 7 receive a kit that provides three years of menstrual care.

The program is led locally by trained teachers and student ambassadors.

Across the region:

Each kit costs $15.

Technology & Digital Learning

In 2025, Blair in Kenya installed:

In 2026, the program expanded with:

Students now receive computer training and digital learning opportunities.

Nutrition Program

Students receive morning porridge made from maize and millet.

Most students also receive a hot lunch, typically beans with rice or vegetables.

For some children, this may be their most reliable meal of the day.

Life Beyond the Classroom

Students participate in programs that build leadership and community engagement including:

Students help plant mango and avocado trees, supporting both nutrition and economic opportunity.