Get Involved

We will take you in primary and secondary schools where you will be allowed to volunteer in teaching the students on different concepts ranging from health issues;environmental conservation; science; arts subjects and many other things based on your experience. This programme will develop our students with passion of embarking into studies for their benefits and the benefits of the community and the surrounding environment.

While in Enduimet we will give you an opportunity to meet up with different women and youth groups which engage in different enterprise and you will support to educate them on various issues that can make their initiative prosper including writing up good business plans.

We support greening of Enduimet landscape where we want to support various village to establish tree nurseries for raising tree seedling to be planted in their environment; when you’re in Enduimet we will engage you in a tree planting campaign which foster to green the ecosystem of Enduimet which was previously devoid of tree and plants due to encroachment by human for settlement and farming. This will make you be a part of conservationist of the Enduimet division and be remembered for this ample contribution.

We host volunteers to support our local dispensaries and hospitals in giving education awareness in diverse areas; HIV/AIDS, Reproductive health to young men and women, Health clubs teaching in schools and as well Family Planning to the community and youth.

Since we live in pastoralist community and who derive the daily bread from pastoralism we host volunteers who have passion in veterinary issues. In collaboration with ward veterinary officers the volunteers are given opportunity to diagnose animals and as well study the different issues regarding the animal diseases.

We host volunteers to do research wildlife and natural resource conservation and exploring solutions to conflict between humans and wildlife. volunteers will explore the nearby national parks, conservation areas, and critical migratory corridors as well as communities of the Maasai, Chagga, and Wameru to assess the drivers of habitat degradation and the impacts of human development.

Our research will focus primarily on the following themes:
• Wildlife conservation
• Agriculture
• African large mammal behavior
• Carnivore ecology
• Human-wildlife conflict
• Climate change impacts
• Wildlife and human health