Last week, FHE empowered 30 youth and women from two community-based organizations- RLOs with practical skills in Climate-Smart and Regenerative Agriculture.

From water conservation and organic pest management to farm planning and hands-on planting of more than 576 crops, participants strengthened their capacity to build resilient livelihoods and sustainable food systems.

Together, we are growing the next generation of climate-smart farmers and agripreneurs. 🌱

#ClimateSmartAgriculture #RegenerativeAgriculture #FoodSecurity #YouthEmpowerment #FHE

Healthy soil grows healthy communities.

Our pumpkin gardens are thriving, improving nutrition, food security, and livelihoods through sustainable regenerative farming in Kakuma and Turkana County.

Thank you to Cohere for supporting our Refugee-Led Integrated Regenerative Agriculture and Inclusive Education initiatives.

#FoodSecurity #RegenerativeAgriculture #Sustainability #FHE #Cohere

Through FHE’s mushroom farming initiative in Kalobeyei, mothers, caregivers, and youth are building sustainable livelihoods while improving nutrition and food security.

Every harvest creates opportunities for income, healthier families, and greater community resilience.

Thank you to Cohere for supporting our Refugee-Led Integrated Regenerative Agriculture and Inclusive Education initiatives in Turkana County.

Visit the FHE Kalobeyei Hub to learn more about mushroom farming and support local growers by purchasing fresh mushrooms.

#MushroomFarming #FoodSecurity #SustainableLivelihoods #RegenerativeAgriculture #RefugeeLed #FHE #Cohere

At FHE, children learn more than farming. Through our Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and Regenerative Agriculture program, they build teamwork, leadership, confidence, and responsibility while growing healthy food.

By combining practical farming with life skills, we are nurturing resilient young changemakers and promoting sustainability, well-being, and food security in our communities.

Thank you to Cohere for supporting our Refugee-Led Integrated Regenerative Agriculture and Inclusive Education initiatives in Turkana County.

#SEL #RegenerativeAgriculture #FoodSecurity #ChildDevelopment #RefugeeLed #FHE #Cohere

Farming and Health Education (FHE) proudly graduated 42 mothers from the Nature+ Kakuma Kitchen Garden Training Program after months of practical and theoretical training from November 2025 to March 2026.

The program equipped mothers with skills in food security, financial literacy, nutrition, sustainable kitchen gardening, and social emotional learning to strengthen household wellbeing and livelihoods across Kakuma and Kalobeyei.

As part of the initiative, the mothers formed a parenting support group that continues to encourage peer learning, emotional support, and improved child wellbeing within their communities.

We appreciate #Cohere, for supporting this initiative under the Refugee-Led Integrated Regenerative Agriculture and Inclusive Education Initiatives in Turkana County.

Together, we are empowering women, improving nutrition, and building resilient communities.

#SustainableFarming $FoodSecurity #WomenEmpowerment #NutritionEducation

Thank you #Cohere for supporting Refugee-Led Integrated Regenerative Agriculture and Inclusive Education Initiatives in Turkana County. Through #FHE and the Nurture+ Kakuma initiative, we continue empowering refugee mothers and caregivers with sustainable farming skills, nutrition support, and mentorship to build healthier families and resilient communities in Kakuma and Kalobeyei.

“Knowledge and practical skills are powerful tools for building healthier communities.”

On 5th May 2026, Farming and Health Education (FHE) celebrated the graduation of 17 students who completed a one-year Professional Nutrition and Reproductive Health Certificate program in Kenya.

Through practical and theoretical training in nutrition, food safety, and community health, the graduates are now better equipped to promote wellbeing and food security in Kakuma Refugee Camp and Turkana County.

We sincerely appreciate all partners and guests who joined us, with special thanks to Bugashane Plaisir, Founder and Director of Path of Hope, for supporting this milestone.

Education continues to transform lives and strengthen communities.

FHE is proud to share this reflection from our work in Kakuma 2 and 3 through the #GoodStartChallenge.

What is often imagined as a camp of hardship is also a space of innovation and resilience. At FHE, we are building integrated systems where maternal health, nutrition, parenting, and regenerative farming come together.

Through our training hubs, refugee facilitators support parents with practical skills in health, caregiving, and livelihoods, while our farms, hydroponics, and mushroom units strengthen household food security and income. Solar-powered irrigation adds reliability and dignity to this work.

Across our hubs, including RADI, we are seeing a clear shift—families moving from survival to agency, confidence, and intentional care for their children.

We are honored to have hosted and engaged with partners during this inspiring visit across Kakuma and beyond.

At Farming & Health Education (FHE), we believe innovation is rooted in community realities. Through Nurture+ Kakuma and our integrated models, we link maternal and child health with regenerative farming, hydroponics, and mushroom production to strengthen nutrition, livelihoods, and resilience.

It was a pleasure to share our work and learn alongside other impactful initiatives supported by the #GoodStartChallenge. Moments like these reinforce the power of collaboration and community-led solutions in driving sustainable change.

Last week, Farming & Health Education graduated 224 mothers and caregivers from the Nurture+ Kakuma program at RADI and FHE Hubs.

The training strengthened maternal health, nutrition, breastfeeding, and early childhood development while promoting livelihoods through micro-farming.

The event celebrated their achievement, with partners and community members recognizing the impact on family wellbeing, food security, and resilience in Kakuma and Turkana.