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Wholesome & Dignified Living — serving Kenya’s North Rift

Evidence of change

Impact Stories

Meet the people and communities behind our work, and explore their stories of health, livelihoods, resilience and peace across Kenya’s North Rift.

Impact starts with what changes for people and communities.

Our work connects immediate priorities with the systems, skills and relationships communities need to sustain progress.

Across the region, our reach includes households and Common Interest Groups, alongside work to restore land and plant indigenous and fruit trees. Explore the figures and the field stories behind our programmes.

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Poultry keepers with their chickens outside a home
40+years of community-rooted experience
6counties in Kenya’s North Rift

Working with communities across the North Rift

137,298+Households Reached
2,254+Common Interest Groups
35,000+Trees planted
354+acres of land rehabilitated

More than 35,000 indigenous and fruit trees have been planted in schools, churches and public institutions. We have also supported tree planting in water catchment areas and rehabilitated 354 acres of land across the region.

Three connected dimensions of resilient communities

Projects use measures suited to their purpose. Across the portfolio, the work contributes to these broader areas of change.

01

Secure livelihoods

Households strengthen food production, climate resilience, incomes and practical routes to economic opportunity.
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02

Healthier households

Women, children and vulnerable households gain knowledge, community support and stronger links to health and nutrition services.
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03

Peaceful, capable communities

Dialogue, local leadership and accountable institutions help communities manage conflict, respond to shocks and sustain progress.
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Stories behind the work

These field updates show how programmes are experienced in practice. Open each story for its project and community context.

A beekeeper inspecting a hive as part of a livelihoods activity

Put every result in context.

  1. 01
    Define the change

    State what improved, for whom, and why it matters.

  2. 02
    Name the context

    Connect the result to its project, location and reporting period.

  3. 03
    Show the source

    Link to the report, project record or field evidence behind the claim.

  4. 04
    Use learning

    Apply feedback and evidence to improve future programme decisions.

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