Ajiri Foundation Impact Reports
Latest report · 2024–25
A year of movement
This year our scholars were always on the move: hiking to waterfalls, earning first aid certificates, touring local industries and repairing homes for elderly neighbors. Here is the year at a glance.
28scholars sponsored in 2025 (38 in 2024)
9 of 92024 graduates now pursuing higher education
$50,000+spent on scholars' fees, supplies and programs in 2024
$1,467saved into scholars' higher education accounts in 2024
Highlights
- Every scholar is first aid certified. All of our scholars completed a Red Cross first aid course over their December 2024 school break.
- They can all swim. Every Ajiri scholar learns to swim before graduating, and they are now mastering freestyle and diving in the deep end.
- Learning beyond the classroom. On every school holiday, scholars toured local industries, including a tea factory, a coffee processing plant and the water treatment plant.
- Giving back. Scholars chose where to spend four community service days, repairing homes and delivering groceries for elderly neighbors.
- Camp Ajiri turned five. The daily team-building challenges were the scholars' favorite part of the week.
In this report
- Reflections: With liberty and justice for all
- Our unique model of support
- Snapshot of our work
- A year of movement
- The fall of USAID
- 2024–25 programming
- Camp Ajiri
- Higher Education Fund
- Student spotlight: Antony
- Commonly asked questions
- 2024 expenditure
- Example student budget
- The Ajiri team
- Growing up alongside Thomas
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