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Training & Extensions
Food Security and Nutrition
Indigenous Food Project
Bio-Intensive Agriculture
(BIA)
Dept. Manager




Vulnerable children support program
Kikuyu Nachu home -    Based children support project
Amistad Foundation
Dept. manager 



*Ministry of Agriculture
*Ministry of Livestock  and fisheries
*Ministry of Gender, children and social Development
*Out of Africa-Education
*Presidential Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR) –Education
*Kilili Self help-USA Bio intensive agriculture
*GLS -Germany-Sustainable Agriculture
*AphiaPlus Kamili - OVCs support
*Ministry of Health
*Gatanga CDF-Community resource center
*Shine on.org
*Pelum Kenya _ Capacity building and Indigenous food project.
*Amistad foundation-Livelihoods improvement.
*FAO Kenya
*Seeds for Africa
*Slow food
*Real Impact







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