SANGO-Kenya is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening food and nutrition security in rural Kenya. We train women smallholder farmers in Kisumu County, and recently, in Amboseli, in sustainable agriculture, nutrition, and financial literacy — empowering them to grow more food, improve their families’ health, and build lasting livelihoods.

Read our recent Diaries:

SANGO Diaries, Ch. 55. Celebrating SANGO-Kenya Women Farmers Every Day
When one woman learns how to restore her soil, grow nutritious vegetables, …
The Women Who Grow Tomorrow
Portraits from rural Kenya These are the women who keep their families …

Where We Work

SANGO-Kenya works in Seme sub-county near Lake Victoria in Kisumu County, Kenya.
Seme has an arid climate, with inadequate and unreliable rainfall, and poor soil conditions. Despite its proximity to Lake Victoria, no irrigation is available.
These conditions result in an ever-increasing risk of increased food and nutrition insecurity. Further, changes in climate patterns increase the challenge of ensuring a sustainable, resilient food system.

SANGO Kenya operates in Seme subcounty and in Amboseli

What we do

SANGO-Kenya is a nonprofit organization working in rural Kenya to strengthen food and nutrition security for women farmers, their children, and their communities. Through our programs, we train women smallholder farmers in sustainable agriculture, nutrition, and financial literacy — equipping them with the skills and knowledge to grow more food, earn more income, and build more resilient lives. Learn more about who we are and what drives our work, or support our mission with a donation today.

In The Field With SANGO-Kenya

Watering multistory garden
program helps nutrition of the whole family
multistory gardens are a large part of the program and are an efficient way to grow sustainable nutrition
vegetables can be preserved to be used later or sold