Communities in Kenya face the daily impact of climate change, affecting their health, livelihoods, and ability to feed their families. Hunger grows, girls drop out of school, clean water is scarce, diseases rise, and health services diminish. These already vulnerable households are on the front line of climate change, struggling with limited resources. Your support can help build resilience-providing sustainable food, clean water, better health, and a secure future these vulnerable communities.
The climate crisis threatens livelihoods in Kenya every day. The primary source of income is cash crops. Households rely on what they grow to feed their families. Extreme weather limits access to water, food, and healthcare, increasing vulnerability. Families go hungry, worsening malnutrition & disease risks, girls face school dropout & early marriage. Women shoulder heavier burdens, impacting their well-being. Building climate resilience is vital to protect health & ensure equity for all.
Sustainable incomes are vital to reducing poverty & increasing resilience. Our project will enable communities adapt to climate change. We will support nutritious kitchen gardens, protect water sources, plant purposeful trees, and enable diversified livelihoods through business start-up resources and education. We will install smokeless stoves to reduce wood use, & create a healthier homestead. We will address inequities through our sexual reproductive health program.
The long-term impact is resilient communities with sustainable access to resources and improved health. Protecting water sources, tree planting, and diversified livelihoods ensure environmental and economic stability. Kitchen gardens and smokeless stoves enhance health and reduce deforestation, while our sexual reproductive health program keeps girls in school, promoting gender equity. These efforts create self-sustaining communities ready to face future challenges across generations.
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