Our Recent Projects We have been helping local self-help groups with equipment and material such as this motorbike truck to help with meeting the needs for getting water and equipment needed for farming to the community. We have also bought land and have planted cabbages, onions and potatoes and have been digging borehole wells.
Covid Prevention continues to be a problem in Kenya Many people in Kenya live in situations where it’s not unusual for large numbers of people, families of day laborers, to live together in one house. Surviving day to day on the meager wages they typically earn as shop clerks, agricultural workers, construction workers, or domestic employees, as many as eight people cook, do homework, eat, and sleep in these tight quarters. This can mean that social distancing is a luxury
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Here is some information about water in Kenya – drought conditions, what is needed, what is being done, where needed and more Drought in Kenya There has been a crisis of hunger, thirst and disease since 2016 when a severe drought hit the arid and semi-arid regions of Kenya, affecting 2.7 million people. Thousands of children are food insecure and in dire need of treatment for severe malnutrition. The lack of food and water is creating enormous suffering. Many natural
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Our goal for teaching the best modern farming practices It often doesn’t rain for a long time, sometimes months in Laikipia, Kenya. The unforgiving sun has baked the ground. There then may be little or no vegetables in the local markets and hunger can become a way of life. Our plan is to determine the best planting and farming methods that will bring a bountiful harvest of a variety of vegetables on the farm: onions, cabbages, potatoes, and more. Already
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