Despite the country’s economic gains over the past decade, two-thirds of Kenyans live in poverty. The need to prevent and treat hunger in Kenya is as pressing as ever, as the climate crisis drives alarming levels of food insecurity. Communities face immense challenges, including widespread livestock deaths due to prolonged drought, severe flooding, failed harvests, malnutrition, and poverty.
Action Against Hunger is working to support families displaced by deadly flooding in Mandera and Isiolo Counties.
Action Against Hunger works with our partners in Kenya to increase access to clean water and safe sanitation, save lives by treating malnutrition, improve livelihoods by helping farmers and herders deal with climate change, and prevent hunger by working with mothers to start gardens and businesses and to learn about health and nutrition.
Women Trained in Climate-Smart Farming Techniques
People Reached By Nutrition & Health Programs
In Kenya, we advocate to improve health services, promote proper nutrition to prevent hunger and improve health, and develop policy guidelines on safe and healthy child-feeding practices.
To prevent the spread of disease and reduce malnutrition, we install handwashing stations, train health workers, and spread messages about healthy hygiene habits through radio and roadshows.
We work with mothers and community health workers to help more families detect malnutrition at home, sooner, so they can seek lifesaving treatment for their children.
Empowering Mothers to Detect Acute Malnutrition in KenyaTo help communities cope with disasters, we provide cash to vulnerable families, allowing them to buy what they need to survive, including food, medicine, and school fees.
Pledge to End Hunger
