Komolion Human Development Fund

Komolion Human Development Fund encourages and provides funding for projects in local communities that are designed by community members to enable increased education, health, cooperation, poverty reduction and quality of life for the entire community. We envision a world in which children and adults have opportunities to thrive personally and to make positive contributions to their communities. Though the mission began in 2007, when a group of Baylor University students took a trip to the Komolion School in a remote village of the Pokot tribe in Kenya, the organization was officially founded in January 2017. Komolion Human Development Fund primarily provides funding for girls’ education, including tuition, textbooks, educational trips, and school uniforms. Since 2007, the organization has taken on several other projects with local community partners to address other societal problems in Kenya, particularly caring for the disabled and educating children in Kibera, the largest urban slum in Africa.