The plan
Develop six permanent boreholes that will transform wildlife conservation and community resilience in Tsavo — four dedicated to wildlife, two serving surrounding communities.
Wildlife water deliveries
Approximately 10,000 litres per trip delivered by bowser truck to critical wildlife areas during dry seasons.
Water pans
Seasonal rainwater harvesting that holds water for months after the rains, creating natural drinking points.
Community water support
Water for schools, villages, community institutions and vulnerable families during drought.
Delivering life-saving clean water to Kajire, Voi
Jackson—The Elephant Man of Tsavo—is actively stepping in to support local communities facing severe water shortages across Taita Taveta County.
During severe dry spells, access to clean drinking water becomes a crucial lifeline. Through dedicated truck delivery operations, Jackson brings essential water supplies directly to the residents of Kajire in Sagalla.
Critical Water Relief For Exam Students
Jackson—The Elephant Man of Tsavo—delivered 10,000 Litres of clean water free of charge to Mwanangao Mixed Secondary School during an acute water crisis in Taita Taveta County.
The timely relief came at a critical moment when the school experienced complete scarcity. By providing free water directly to the institution, Jackson ensured that students could focus on preparing for their KCSE and end-of-term exams without interruption or hardship.
Compassion In Action Across Taita Taveta
Jack—The Elephant Man of Tsavo—extends his work beyond elephant conservation by supporting vulnerable children and local communities across Taita Taveta County through direct charitable outreach and practical aid.
His outreach includes hands-on visits and donations to dedicated centers such as Grace Children's Home in Mwatate, Taita Taveta County, as well as the Children's Home in Mackinnon Road. Built on the core belief that conservation thrives when communities are cared for, Jack continues to provide direct relief, support, and hope to young lives throughout the region.
Every visit and act of support is part of a broader commitment to the children, the community, and the future of Tsavo.
A Day Of Compassion At Kajire Children's Home
On 10 September 2026, Jack—The Elephant Man of Tsavo—visited Kajire Children's Home together with Mr. Jimmy Gilligan, extending a message of care, compassion, and support to the children.
The visit formed part of Jack's wider commitment to supporting vulnerable children and communities in the region. Spending time with the children and connecting directly with the home reflects the belief that meaningful conservation and community work begins with people and the generations that will shape the future.
Every visit is an opportunity to stand alongside children, strengthen communities, and build a more compassionate future for the people and wildlife of Tsavo.