Sustainable Food Project for Children in Kenya

Our garden project, which not only provides food for our children at the orphanage, but directly benefits 22 by working and selling our produce. We are happy to report that we are transforming more than 150 lives through our garden and rice project. We stand out from the rest of the farmers in our community because we keep producing organic vegetables by using organic pesticides and organic farming which is healthy food for our clients.

Through appreciative inquiry exercises we've kept our garden doing better in production, we learn and inquire and seek advice from others to make sure we stand out. Through our garden, 120 children are able to attend school, fees for 5 high school girls are able to be paid and the kids at our orphanage are eating balanced diet food that is healthy for their body growth.

Thanks to the support that AFCA has shown to this project from the beginning.  Through our working together, the fruits of our effort are being felt in the community and we are still determined to make sure that this project stands on its own.

Everyone here at the American Foundation for Children with AIDS, and our partners in Africa, thank you for your continued support of this important project.  If you would like to learn even more about this project and others, please contact Tanya Weaver at tweaver@AFCAids.org.