Langalanga Trust

The Langalanga Scholarship Fund (LLSF)

We've supported hundreds of scholars through education, many of whom would never have gone to Secondary School, let alone University. Discover more about the fund
Lunchbox

Discover how you can help us fight poverty and hunger by providing a lunch meal of 'Uji', a traditional Kenyan porridge to three Primary Schools. Support our lunchbox appeal
General Appeal

Help us to help others. Provide a donation which will contribute to a scholarship for a talented child from a disadvantaged background, support our lunchbox programme or support a project at a local school, an event sponsored by our ladies group or buy a laptop for a scholar starting tertiary education. Read more

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£30 This will support a meal of Uji porridge for 2 children for each school day in a year.

£60 This will support a meal of Uji porridge for 4 children for each school day in a year.

£100 This will contribute to a secondary scholarship at a Kenyan national school covering half the costs for a term.

£600 This will fund a secondary scholarship at a Kenyan national school for a year covering fees, uniform and living costs.

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Lunchbox

Discover how you can help us fight poverty and hunger by providing a lunch meal of 'Uji', a traditional Kenyan porridge to three Primary Schools.

The Langalanga Scholarship Fund (LLSF)

We've supported hundreds of scholars through education, many of whom would never have gone to Secondary School, let alone University.

Further Education

We are currently supporting 2 scholars in further education who are studying medicine and pharmacy. A further 7 scholars join further education in 2024.

The Woodard Langalanga Secondary School

The Woodard Secondary School in Langalanga was funded by the Woodard Corporation and other donors and is a wonderful facility bringing education and opportunities to a particularly deprived part of the Kenyan Rift Valley.

Empowering women scholars

The Association of women scholars is formed with the purpose of providing a network to support themselves, their families and their local communities to address some of the challenges of women inequality found in many Kenyan rural areas.

Volunteer

We are a small charity which is always looking for support to promote our activities, run events and provide support to our scholars in Kenya. If you want to know more about our work and how you might be able to help please let us know.

Our impact

Thanks to the support of our Sponsors 284	talented, disadvantaged children have been sponsored through our secondary and further education scholarship scheme.
80%	Of our 284 scholars, many of whom would not have been educated beyond Primary School, go on to University and College, and achieve good degrees or professional qualifications.
72,000	School meals of 'Uji' porridge provided each year for lunch to the Primary Schools that we support helping young disadvantaged children focus on their learning.