Our Employment Programs

Through skills training, entrepreneurship support, and income-generating projects, we support financial independence for families.

Two elderly women in traditional Maasai attire smiling at a table with jewelry.

Employment

Over one hundred women create unique beadwork to be sold to Lemong'o Project volunteers at the “mamas market” within the village. The beadwork is purchased from the women at a fair trade price, which directly benefits their families. Much of the beadwork is then brought to the US and sold at local community events. Proceeds from sales are used to fund The Lemong'o Project's work in the village. The project sponsors workshops in Lemong'o to teach mamas how to make a variety of items that will appeal to US customers. These workshops are taught by two very talented Lemong'o mamas.

School Cooks

Local women are hired to cook school lunches for the students every day using food provided by The Lemong'o Project.

A smiling woman in an apron cooking in a large traditional pot.

Community Projects

The community has begun to explore ways in which to develop enterprises with sustainable solutions to meet their ongoing needs. Once plans have been developed, funds will be needed to launch these enterprises.

Cow standing in a dry, bushy field.
Children sitting in front of grazing sheep.

Help Support Sustainability in Lemong'o