Help Us Build the Well of Solidarity in Sirima
With a small gesture, you can offer a great OPPORTUNITY to the Sirima community. Join us and help us COMPLETE the Well of Solidarity, improving the quality of life for the entire mission.
Since 2007, Assix has been committed to supporting the Sirima Mission, a community at the foot of Mount Kenya where access to essential resources—like clean drinking water—is extremely limited. This project aims to build a well that will provide safe, clean water to students and their families, improving daily living conditions and supporting their right to education.
Why is a well so important?
Access to clean water not only reduces waterborne diseases but also allows students to spend more time studying, contributing to a better future for the entire community.
Join our fundraising campaign and support the well project—your help can make a real difference!
In the weeks leading up to Christmas, a group of our young volunteers is at the Sirima Mission for a very special project: a musical journey dedicated to the children of the community.
In a joyful and shared spirit, the children and youth of Sirima are learning to play musical instruments and preparing for a Christmas concert that will bring joy and harmony to the entire community.
Music is a universal language that unites, inspires, and gives hope. The Christmas concert is a moment of joy and togetherness, offering the children a space to dream and experience the festive spirit through the beauty of music.
Watch the most exciting moments from the lessons and the concert preparations!
St. Teresa Sydney-Geneva Preschool and Primary School was founded in 2007 as a small educational project that has experienced extraordinary growth over the years, becoming a beacon of learning and development for the Sirima community.
15 girls
10 boys
1 teacher
79 girls
78 boys
6 integrated orphans
9 teachers
5 staff members
2 nuns
Over 180 children
16 orphans
10 teachers
The founding of Saint Augustine Secondary School marks an important milestone in local education, providing a strong academic foundation and becoming a key source of opportunity for students in the community.
50 students
300 students
520 students
