From community voices to practical solutions.
From awareness to action.
From skills to enterprise.
From enterprise to dignity and resilience.
Jamii Ajibika Community-Based Organization (CBO) is a grassroots, youth-serving and community-driven organization based in Nakuru County, Kenya.
We work with young people, women, young mothers, caregivers and vulnerable households to address interconnected challenges affecting their ability to live healthy, dignified and resilient lives.
Our work brings together civic participation, youth leadership, nutrition, climate resilience, livelihoods, enterprise development, innovation and community advocacy.
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Many young people have skills, ambition and willingness to work, but face limited access to practical enterprise skills, startup resources, mentorship, markets, business networks, financial literacy, productive assets, leadership opportunities and meaningful participation in decision-making.
The challenge is both knowledge and access. Households may lack purchasing power, reliable food production, nutrition-sensitive livelihoods, affordable protein, practical nutrition knowledge, decision-making power or reliable links to health and community support systems.
Small-scale poultry and agricultural enterprises can provide food and income, but producers often face high production costs, particularly feed costs.
Communities increasingly need livelihood systems that use resources efficiently, reduce waste and remain viable under changing environmental conditions.
Young people may have limited influence over public resources, county budgets, development priorities, food systems, employment, health, agriculture and community services.
Awareness must lead to skills. Skills must lead to practice. Practice must lead to enterprise. Enterprise must lead to income and resilience.
Our programs are designed to connect civic participation, community knowledge and advocacy, practical skills and innovation, enterprise development, food and nutrition security, income and dignity, and community resilience.
Our ApproachTurning Nutrition Challenges into Practical Community Solutions
Diet Bora is Jamii Ajibika's flagship program. The Diet Bora Program promotes nutrition-smart livelihoods, food security, climate resilience and economic empowerment, particularly among youth, caregivers and vulnerable communities.
Jamii Ajibika welcomes collaboration with organizations and individuals who believe in community-led development, youth leadership, nutrition security, climate resilience and dignified livelihoods.
Work With UsExplore a growing visual gallery of agriculture, nutrition, youth enterprise and community action.
Your support can strengthen youth leadership, nutrition-smart livelihoods, climate resilience, enterprise development, community health, civic engagement and locally owned solutions.
Jamii Ajibika's 2026 institutional profile highlights partnerships and resource sharing through funding, equipment, infrastructure, training, research, markets, mentorship, resource mobilization, policy engagement, innovation and learning.
