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The BEADS Tembea students, in joint collaboration with St. Joseph School in Wakefield, presented their ground-breaking project on microplastics in our water, soil and food at the National STEM Honor Society. Their investigation revealed measurable traces of microplastics in local water sources, underscoring the urgent need for environmental awareness and sustainable practices. The school now strives to eliminate use of plastics by both students and staff.

eSTHER RAWUA -MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT

Esther Rawua one of our college students, pursuing a degree program in Mechanical engineering has been invited again to attend the Indigenous Geothermal Symposium and the Geothermal Rising Conference. The symposium will take place in June, 2026 and the conferences will both be held at Peppermill Reno, Nevada. The international event will bring together Indigenous leaders, industry experts, and community members to explore the potential of geothermal energy for sustainable development within indigenous communities. She is now working on her travel documents, and we are excited that she is part of this great endeavor.

SHARLINE -MEDICAL ENGINEERING AT KMTC

We are proud of Sharline W, a dedicated beneficiary of BEADS for Education, as she makes her final presentation at the Kenya Medical Training College.

Sharline is in her final year of Medical Engineering, and we wish her the very best as she completes her studies