In 2023, the Sarah Tahir Foundation proudly completed the Mamuu Secondary School, which now serves hundreds of students and provides them with access to quality education. All schools supported by the Foundation are built with inclusive infrastructure, including ramps, water tanks, and accessible designs to meet the needs of children with disabilities and to create safe learning environments for girls. In addition, the Foundation has implemented teacher training programs in early-grade literacy and numeracy, equipping dozens of educators with the skills and tools needed to enhance classroom learning. Current projects include the construction of Jema Nigus Primary School, which will feature classrooms, libraries, and fully equipped science and ICT blocks to further expand educational opportunities for local communities.

Each school construction project supported by the Sarah Tahir Foundation employs over 40 builders and tradespeople, creating sustained local jobs and strengthening livelihoods. Local suppliers—including those providing cement, sand, timber, food, and transportation—also benefit economically, ensuring that investments circulate within the community. Beyond financial contributions, local residents provide land, volunteer labor, and fundraising support, reinforcing pride, ownership, and participation in the projects. Strategic partnerships further guarantee accountability and uphold high construction and educational standards. The long-term impact of these schools is profound, fostering improved hygiene through toilets, sinks, and water tanks, while also advancing female empowerment through higher enrollment rates and specialized teacher training.