A 501-c-3 nonprofit organization supporting marginalized communities in Uganda and Kenya
Lekishon Outreach
Our Programs
Pakishu Women Organization
Enoosaen, Kenya
Provides educational opportunities to girls who have dropped out of school due to pregnancy and/or early marriages, while supporting the mothers of the girls through microenterprise, such as beadwork, as they care for their grandchildren.
Pakishu Women Training Center
Enoosaen, Kenya
Construct a technical training center for girls and women, especially those who have dropped out of formal education, and provide alternative, non-traditional life-skills to engender self-reliance. Technical skills training to be offered includes welding, carpentry, plumbing, sewing, and more.
Victory Africa Ministries (VAM)
Kabale, Uganda
Through homes for orphaned and street children and the nursery and primary school, as well as educational sponsorships through secondary school and post graduate courses of study, VAM provides education, room and board, and comprehensive social services to marginalized children and families.
Additionally, VAM provides agri-business start-up funds and training for women heads of household, empowering these women with the means to provide sustainable income. Also, in fall 2025, VAM launched a golf program for 30 students in VAM’s educational sponsorship program; this includes regular golf instruction, practice at a local golf club, and ultimately the opportunity to field a golf team and compete in local and regional competitions.
The Maa Trust
Kenya
Lekishon Outreach is most thrilled to announce its newest partnership with The Maa Trust that is also doing seminal work with primarily youth and women in Maasai Mara. We have just awarded them with a grant in the amount of $25,000 to provide safety, career guidance and sexual and reproductive education to youth in 10 schools, as well as, Street Business School microenterprise education to women, which aligns perfectly with Lekishon Outreach’s mission.
Lekishon Outreach's Mission
To provide financial assistance for projects and education, associated with marginalized people in developing countries, and to help facilitate sustainable microenterprise and the achievement of at least a high school education and preferably an advanced education in a diversity of fields, including conservation and wildlife management and eco-tourism.