M-KOKO Trust is a community-based organization founded in 2004 and based in Khwisero, Kakamega County, Kenya.
We work with local schools, communities, and partner organizations on water, sanitation, and school infrastructure projects.
Founded in 2004, M-KOKO Trust began as a group of local volunteers working to improve infrastructure in their communities. The name "Koko" comes from a fallen tree trunk traditionally used as a bridge.
Over the past two decades, M-KOKO has grown into an established community organization, working with schools and partners to improve access to water, sanitation, and educational facilities.
M-KOKO is based in Khwisero Constituency, Kakamega County, in western Kenya.
Our projects focus on improving water, sanitation, and educational infrastructure in local schools, often benefiting surrounding communities as well.
M-KOKO is led by local volunteers and community members who work closely with schools and partner organizations.
Our partners include:
Engineers Without Borders Canada
Engineers Without Borders USA
Montana State University
University of Michigan
These partnerships provide technical support and help M-KOKO plan and carry out infrastructure projects.
Working with schools and communities to identify needs and plan projects together.
Building reliable infrastructure designed to last.
Helping schools manage and maintain facilities after construction.