EBUTALIKO PRIMARY SCHOOL

 At Ebutaliko Primary School, the borehole provided by the Omeriye Foundation has become a vital resource that ensures pupils and teachers have dependable access to clean water. It supports hygiene practices, keeps the school environment healthier, and allows learners to focus more on their education without the burden of fetching water from distant sources. This single intervention has strengthened both the school’s daily operations and the well-being of the wider community. 

 At St. Paul’s Mungore Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County, the borehole provided by Hacı Orhan ve Dostları Hayratı in partnership with Embrace Relief is a lifeline for the school community of 696 students, teachers, and staff. It ensures consistent access to clean water, which supports hygiene, safe meal preparation, and a healthier learning environment. By meeting these essential needs, the borehole strengthens both education and community well-being, making the school a more reliable and supportive place for children to thrive. 

 At Indangalasia MHM Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County, the borehole supported by Embrace Relief (USA) provides clean water to a community of 796 students, teachers, and staff. This reliable water source is essential for maintaining hygiene, preparing safe meals, and reducing the spread of waterborne diseases. By meeting these daily needs, the borehole creates a healthier learning environment and strengthens the school’s ability to focus on education while also uplifting the surrounding community. 

  Omeriye Foundation’s borehole at Nyapora Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County, installed in August 2023, provides clean water to a community of 811 students, teachers, and staff. This reliable supply has transformed daily life by improving hygiene, ensuring safe meal preparation, and reducing waterborne illnesses, ultimately creating a healthier environment where learners can concentrate on their education and thrive. 

Eshikhondi Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County serves a large community of 1,250 students, teachers, and staff, and since August 2023 it has benefited from the borehole provided by the Omeriye Foundation. This clean water source has transformed daily life at the school by improving hygiene, ensuring safe meal preparation, and reducing the risk of waterborne diseases. With reliable access to water, learners can focus more on their education, and the school has become a stronger pillar of health and development for the surrounding community.

 St. James Namamba Girls School in Matungu, Kakamega County serves a vibrant community of 1,200 students, teachers, and staff, and since August 2023 it has benefited from the borehole provided by the Omeriye Foundation. This clean water source has transformed daily life at the school by improving hygiene, ensuring safe meal preparation, and reducing the risk of waterborne diseases. With reliable access to water, learners are able to focus more on their education, and the school has become a stronger pillar of empowerment and development for young women in the community. 

St. Emmanuel Lutasio Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County serves a community of 1,200 students, teachers, and staff, and since July 2023 it has benefited from the borehole provided by the Australian Relief Organization (ARO) in partnership with the Omeriye Foundation. This clean water source has transformed daily life at the school by improving hygiene, ensuring safe meal preparation, and reducing the risk of waterborne diseases. With reliable access to water, learners are able to focus more on their education, and the school has become a stronger pillar of health and development for the surrounding community.

 Mwira Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County serves a large community of 2,107 students, teachers, and staff, and since August 2024 it has benefited from the borehole provided by Time to Help Netherlands. This clean water source has greatly improved hygiene, ensured safe meal preparation, and reduced the risk of waterborne diseases. By meeting such a vital need, the borehole has created a healthier learning environment and strengthened the school’s role as a pillar of community well-being. 

 Kholera Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County is home to 1,350 students, teachers, and staff, all of whom benefit from the borehole established in partnership between the Omeriye Foundation and Time to Help UK. This clean water source has significantly improved daily life by enhancing hygiene, ensuring safe meal preparation, and reducing the risk of waterborne diseases. By meeting such a vital need, the borehole has created a healthier learning environment and strengthened the school’s role as a pillar of community well-being. 

 Kadima ACK Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County benefits from a borehole established through the partnership of the Omeriye Foundation and Time to Help UK, serving 1,279 students, teachers, and staff. Access to clean water has improved hygiene, reduced waterborne diseases, and created a healthier environment where learning can thrive. 

  Namalasire Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County serves 823 students, teachers, and staff, and since June 2023 it has benefited from a borehole provided by Light International School in partnership with the Omeriye Foundation. This clean water source has improved hygiene, reduced waterborne diseases, and created a healthier environment where learners can thrive and focus on their education. 

 Munanga Primary School in Matungu, Kakamega County benefits from a borehole provided by the Omeriye Foundation, giving clean and reliable water to its students, teachers, and staff. This essential resource has improved hygiene, reduced waterborne diseases, and created a healthier environment for learning. By meeting such a fundamental need, the borehole has strengthened the school’s ability to focus on education while uplifting the surrounding community. 

 St. Gabriel Mirere Secondary School in Matungu, Kakamega County serves 777 students, teachers, and staff, and since June 2023 it has benefited from a borehole provided by the Australian Relief Organization (ARO) in partnership with the Omeriye Foundation. This clean water source has improved hygiene, reduced waterborne diseases, and created a healthier environment where learners can thrive and focus on their education. 

 Busia Nambale Primary School in Busia County serves 866 students, teachers, and staff, and since June 2024 it has benefited from a borehole provided by Time to Help Netherlands in partnership with the Omeriye Foundation. This clean water source has improved hygiene, reduced waterborne diseases, and created a healthier environment where learners can thrive and focus on their education. 

 Shibale Primary School in Kakamega County serves 650 students, teachers, and staff, and since June 2024 it has benefited from a borehole provided by the Australian Relief Organization (ARO) in partnership with the Omeriye Foundation. Access to clean water has improved hygiene, reduced waterborne diseases, and created a healthier environment where learners can thrive and focus on their education. 

 Omeriye Foundation Borehole at Ejinja Community is a vital water project that provides residents with reliable access to clean and safe drinking water. By reducing dependence on unsafe sources, it helps prevent waterborne diseases, improves sanitation, and saves time for families who would otherwise travel long distances to fetch water. Beyond health benefits, the borehole supports agriculture, education, and local economic activities, making it a cornerstone for community development and resilience. l.

 The borehole drilled by the Omeriye Foundation at Ambrose Shikhonesi Primary School has become a practical resource that strengthens the school’s operations. Beyond providing drinking water, it enables the school to maintain cleaner facilities, supports handwashing stations that promote good hygiene among pupils, and ensures that meals prepared under feeding programs are safe and reliable. It also fosters a sense of pride and ownership in the community, as parents and teachers see the school equipped with infrastructure that directly improves the well-being and learning environment of their children. 

 At Nyapwaka Primary School, the Omeriye Foundation borehole plays a transformative role by making water readily available for everyday school activities. It supports hygiene practices such as handwashing, ensures meals prepared for pupils are safe, and helps maintain a clean learning environment. The presence of this water source also strengthens community trust in the school, as parents and teachers see it equipped with essential infrastructure that directly benefits the health and education of their children.