From water harvesting to livestock management, we implement community-driven projects that build food security and long-term resilience in Kenya's arid and semi-arid lands.
At Somal Community Farm Group, we believe that sustainable solutions are built from within pastoralist communities themselves.
We work alongside local elders, farmers, and women's groups to identify the root causes of food insecurity and environmental degradation. Every water pan constructed, every farm trained, and every cooperative formed is designed to be owned and sustained by the people it serves.
Projects are managed by community committees to ensure long-term sustainability.
We measure success by improved livelihoods, food security, and community resilience.
We work across diverse sectors to build resilience and food security in Kenya's arid lands.
Training pastoralist communities in climate-smart agriculture, drought-resistant crops, and improved farming techniques.
Providing veterinary services, livestock vaccination, and training on improved animal husbandry practices.
Constructing water pans, sand dams, and shallow wells to provide clean water for both household and agricultural use.
Providing emergency food aid to drought-affected communities while building long-term food security solutions.
Empowering women and youth through income-generating activities, financial literacy, and leadership training.
Facilitating dialogue between communities to resolve resource-based conflicts and promote peaceful coexistence.
Every contribution helps us scale these vital programs across Wajir County and beyond.
Make a DonationOur 4-step cycle ensures every initiative is rooted in community needs and built for long-term independence.
The SCFG Way
We start by listening. We conduct participatory assessments to identify the specific needs of pastoralist communities.
We co-design solutions with community leaders, elders, and women's groups to ensure cultural and contextual relevance.
Action is taken with constant oversight. We track progress and ensure resources reach those who need them most.
We transfer ownership to trained community committees, transitioning from external support to community-led success.
We are currently active in the following sub-counties of Wajir County:
We are committed to the highest standards of financial accountability. Every contribution is optimized to ensure maximum impact on the ground.
Funds used for water pan construction, livestock health, agricultural training, and food distribution.
Ensuring project effectiveness, tracking impact, and maintaining high standards across all programs.
Essential costs for financial reporting, compliance, and organizational sustainability.
Your contribution directly funds our programs that build food security and resilience in Kenya's arid lands.
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