Digital Literacy Lab Mlughi Primary School
Medical Camp
Food Donation Latika Primary School
Community Clean up
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Launch of Mlughi ICT literacy lab in Taita Taveta County!

We're excited to announce the launch of the wonderful Mlughi ICT literacy lab in Taita Taveta County.

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Free Medical & Dental Camp

With your support, we are able to host free medical & dental camps to the local communities!

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Food donation to Schools & Community

We offer food donations to schools and local communities across the county.

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Community Clean up & Plastic Collection

We help keep the community and wildlife conservancy waste and plastic-free.

Lets Make a Difference

Who We Are

THE COMMUNITY & WILDLIFE CONSERVATION is a dynamic non-governmental organization dedicated to community development and conservation efforts and was founded by Sunworld Safaris in April 2020 with a vision to make a difference. Our main objectives are; supporting local communities through food donations & educational materials, creating job opportunities for local tour guides, protecting wild animals from poaching and marketing local tourism in Kenya.

Sunworld Safaris

What We have Achieved So Far

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Newsletter – Oct 2023

Together with Soroi Larsens Camp and Soroi Samburu Lodge, CWC launched for the first time a secondary school scholarship in Samburu. The sponsorship involved 10 schools in Archer’s post and fully covers the tuition fees, from form 1 to form 4, of the top student from the zone.  For the 2023 KCPE, the top student scored 387 marks and was from Lorubae Primary School who got admitted to Meru School. In addition to the organization paying the tuition fees, it went the extra mile of helping the parents do the student’s school shopping by catering 75% of the shopping budget, something out of the sponsorship provision. 

During the month, CWC awarded 5 beneficiaries of the secondary school bursary from the 2023 KCPE candidates. 3 of them are from the LUMO Community, and 2 of them from Samburu community. The three winners from LUMO represented three ranches, Lualenyi, Mramba and Oza. These students obtained 392, 382 and 348 marks, securing chances to join Kenyatta High School, Chogoria Girls High School, and Dr. Aggrey High School consecutively.

Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, where we bring you updates on our ongoing initiatives aimed at fostering community development and wildlife conservation.

CWC visited Laghonyi Cultural Centre in Mnamu, which is run by Wadawida Wavini Gonda CBO, a traditional dancers and cultural group. The center is in a community conserved area having paranoic views of the Taita plains and Mt. Kilimanjaro, and is near caves with a very rich Taita history. The dancers engage themselves with two Taita traditional dances, Kishawi- without drums, and the Mwazindika- which includes drumming. They are planning to incorporate two other traditional dances, zeze and mshondo, to diversify their products.

The clinic was conducted at Mwakitau Primary School for the three days, including 17th, 18th and 19th of October 2023. It was organized by Ol-malaika Trust, Community & Wildlife Conservation, Lions Bluff Lodge, LUMO Community Wildlife Conservancy, and the Ministry of Health

We have Partnered With

Our Partners​