Access to Clean Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene for School Children in South Sudan

About the Project To provide access and availability to clean water and hand-washing through the construction of a water point for 2,600 students attending two (2) primary schools that comprise Akobo Primary School. Location Akobo Primary School, Bielkey Payam, Akobo County, Jonglei State, South Sudan Quick Project Stats Funding Date December 1, 2024 Luena Investment […]

Reconstruction of Rural School Impacted by Civil War in North Kivu, DRC

About the Project Reconstruction of a rural school in Mugunga District, North Kiva, DRC. Our efforts were aimed at reconditioning the classrooms which had been vandalized by armed militia groups who had been using the school as a local headquarters. In addition, our funding provided a four-compartment latrine and fresh water collection point for the […]

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PREVENTING HEART DISEASE IN RURAL BELIZE: Introducing Benjamin Lam

With a Young Changemaker’s grant from Luena Foundation, Benjamin Lam was able to purchase nine blood pressure cuffs and blood pressure medications that were used to treat hypertensive patients in the rural villages of San Pedro, San Narciso, and Libertad in northern Belize. Ben Lam is an incoming freshman at Tulane University who plans to […]

OLD: Getting Children off the Streets in Kenya: The Zawadi Rescue Center 

Getting Children off the Streets in Kenya: The Zawadi Rescue Center  In late September 2023, we rescued 34 children living on the streets in Kenya.  This is the story of how it happened. Across the globe, 16.6 million children have lost one or both parents to HIV; 90% of these orphans are in sub-Saharan Africa[1]. […]