We empower

disadvantaged children, widows and elders within the Maasai community

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Our Programs

Education programs

In Maasai community, girls are always left behind in terms of educational attainment. This is because the Maasai culture prioritizes boys. This situation is worse for girls who are born into disadvantaged Maasai families, as girls are expected to marry at a young age - deferring educational attainment permanently.

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Food Security and Women's Empowerment

In this era of climate change in which drought is magnified, the problem of food insecurity is growing. Maasai elders and widows depend on agro-pastoralism for their livelihoods. Addressing this issue of food insecurity is at the core of our work. 

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Rain Water Harvest Program

Maasai live in a dry land whereby in most of their environment, there is no lake water. They depend on water from dams which they share with their livestock and use for all domestics tasks.

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Elders’ Health and Health Insurance

As the elderly age, health issues increase. Disadvantaged Maasai elders sleep on cow skin without enough clothes for protection from the cold. Food scacity and poor nutrition also contributes to poor health.

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Improving housing

Maasai people live in mud huts with grass roofs for shelter. The houses need a lot of grass to be added on the roof yearly as a way to restrict water from penetrating through the roof into the hut during the rain season. 

The construction of these huts is the work of women in Maasai community. Climate change has led to a shortage in rainfall and therefore access to grass has become challenging. Women are expected to gather grass for the roof of their houses. Therefore, due to this shortage of grass women need to walk for long distances to collect supplies. Houses with insufficient amounts of grass leads to leakage during the rainy season which leads to discomfort.

Unfortunately, elders can’t walk long distances and aren’t capable of carrying heavy loads. For this reason, Nadumu Loshon Organization constructs houses with iron sheet roofs for elders. These houses do not need grass to be collected and create less hassle for the residents. 


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Our vision

Eradicate poverty of the disadvantaged Maasai community through love, inspiration and action.

Our strategy

We achieve our mission by empowering disadvantaged families in the Maasai community. More specifically we support pupils from disadvantaged families with essential items such as; education, access to clean water, healthcare and economic necessities for attending school. We also distribute water storage tanks, facilitate health insurance to needy Maasai elders, and empower women economically through small business models.

Our mission

Empowerment for resilience and good quality of life.

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