Project Jua

‘Jua’ means ‘sunshine’ in Swahili. The perfect name for a project that installs solar panels on schools and health clinics in rural Kenya.

1.2 billion people

around the world lack access to energy.

Just 56% of the population

in Kenya has energy access.

Household electrification is just 2.4%

in one of the counties we're working in – Turkana.

And it's just 16.7%

in Kilifi - the other county we've installed solar power in.

What we're doing

Powering human progress

Good health. Education. Jobs. Progress. These are all dependent on energy access. Yet over a billion people still have no electricity. Through Project Jua – and thanks to simple rays from the sun – we’re powering medical equipment, giving Kenyan school children access to light, and radically improving their health and education.

1.2 billion people

around the world lack access to energy.

Just 56% of the population

in Kenya has energy access.

Household electrification is just 2.4%

in one of the counties we're working in – Turkana.

And it's just 16.7%

in Kilifi - the other county we've installed solar power in.

3 ways your donations are changing lives

Lighting

We install solar panels in health clinics and schools.

Technology

We enable access to technology to improve health and education.

Life-saving equipment

We provide power for life-saving equipment.

"I felt safe knowing that at night the doctors would have had good lights so I came here to deliver my baby."

Mercy with her son, AIC Health Centre in Turkana

20

systems installed in 2018

300

more sites by 2019

17,000+

students helped so far

A spotlight on Project Jua

Energy access, Project update

Project Jua picks up pace, powering 300 schools and health clinics

Energy access, New project

Project Jua

Our recent news

Project Jua has already supplied over £150,000 in funding to electrify 4 health clinics and 16 schools in Kenya’s poorest, and most remote, regions. We know that electricity – a basic human necessity – can change lives. But there’s lots more to do. So we’ve got big plans to reach even more people across rural Kenya in 2019.

A spotlight on Project Jua

Energy access, Project update

Project Jua picks up pace, powering 300 schools and health clinics

Energy access, New project

See how solar power is lighting up lives

40%

of schools rely on solar as their only source of power

80%

of schools can better carry out educational tasks

50%

of schools provide 6 extra hours of study time each day

"Now, our classroom is always well lit at night. This means we have longer to study and revise for exams which makes our parents happy!"

Grace, student at Morneau Shepell Secondary School in Turkana

Our projects focus on giving young people around the world a better future.

Finding smart solutions to big problems, together.

Our projects focus on giving young people around the world a better future.

Finding smart solutions to big problems, together.

Project Jua

‘Jua’ means ‘sunshine’ in Swahili. The perfect name for a project that installs solar panels on schools and health clinics in rural Kenya.

1.2 billion people

Just 56% of the population

Household electrification is just 2.4%

And it's just 16.7%

What we're doing

Powering human progress

1.2 billion people

Just 56% of the population

Household electrification is just 2.4%

And it's just 16.7%

3 ways your donations are changing lives

Lighting

Technology

Life-saving equipment

20

systems installed in 2018

300

more sites by 2019

17,000+

students helped so far

A spotlight on Project Jua

Project Jua picks up pace, powering 300 schools and health clinics

Project Jua

Our recent news

A spotlight on Project Jua

Project Jua picks up pace, powering 300 schools and health clinics

See how solar power is lighting up lives

40%

of schools rely on solar as their only source of power

80%

of schools can better carry out educational tasks

50%

of schools provide 6 extra hours of study time each day

Make a monthly donation and know that 100% will go to our projects