Koipapi Kindergarden Build

My name is Sengua Koipapi, sitting on the ground in the last photo (red shirt), a medical doctor working as volunteer in general surgery at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center, one of the biggest hospitals in Tanzania. Once I finished my education in general surgery my dream is to become a neurosurgeon.
My Family, Koipapi Family, is one of the Maasai families in Kiserian village with approximately 6,000 villagers. In the whole village there is only one primary school and no pre-School (Kindergarden).
My family started a kindergarden near the boma, the area where my Family lives, 22 Kids are registered but the Kids have no classroom, they study under a tree and write in the dirt. That way during rainy season the kids can’t study anywhere.
I got to know a couple of international Students from Australia, Germany, France and Austria during their internship and invited them to my boma. Now they hope to raise some funds to help build the kindergarden using wooden bars and Aluminium sheets roofing for a Building containing 2 classrooms and one office for the teacher.  
Building a kindergarden is my priority right now especially because I got the opportunity to study and I deeply believe that education can do so much good and bring positive change. Some day I also hope to build a health center in the village in order to help in health education, early diagnosis, treatment and referral to reduce the burden of diseases and improve the health of people in the village.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.