Transforming lives, one tank at a time.

We are committed to expanding this initiative and providing more water tanks to empower women with the resources they need for sustainable agriculture.

Through our partnership with the Mennonite Economic Development Association, MaMa Doing Good has provided subsidized water tanks to members of the Joyful Women Organization at Ititu Salvation Army and ACK Thwake in Mbooni Subcounty, Makueni County. This initiative aims to ensure women have access to clean water and improved health.

The Nakuru County edition was concluded on Friday at the Nakuru Agricultural Training Centre, where 140 women and youth were trained and certified.

MaMa Doing Good, in partnership with the Toyota Foundation, is equipping over 140 women and youth with skills in agribusiness, leadership, tractor operation, and life skills. This initiative, which is taking place at Nakuru Agricultural Training Center, is more than a just training-it is a gateway to economic independence, food security, and sustainable livelihoods. By empowering women and youth in agriculture, we strengthen families, uplift communities, and drive economic growth.

The Baringo County Kitchen Garden Community Day held at the Koibatek Agricultural Training Centre marked a significant step towards making Baringo County a hub and model for food security in our country. Members of the community were sensitised on the importance of kitchen gardening in a bid to make households food secure.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Mama Doing Good met with the Kenya Forest Service's Forest Survey and Information Department, the unit tasked with developing, maintaining, and updating Kenya's forest Geographic Information System (GIS) database. The discussions centered on leveraging advanced technology to accelerate forest restoration efforts. By integrating drones, GIS, and remote sensing, we aim to enhance the monitoring of our restoration work on 200 hectares at the Shikusa Block of Kakamega Forest. These tools will enable us to track progress in real-time, gather critical data, and make informed decisions to ensure the success of the adopted site. In a bid to foster transparency and community engagement, we plan to create interactive story maps that will visually narrate our restoration journey — showcasing key milestones, challenges, and our unwavering commitment to rehabilitating the forest. Through these technological innovations, we are not only safeguarding Kenya’s natural heritage but also laying the foundation for a more sustainable and resilient ecosystem.

Jamhuri Day Celebrations, Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi.

“This partnership marks a significant step towards achieving our shared vision of a greener Kenya,” said Mrs. Elizabeth Koskei, Chief Executive Officer of MaMa Doing Good. “By working together, we can empower the next generation of environmental stewards and make a lasting impact on our country’s landscape.”

We were honored to have the Secretary General of KNUT, Mr. Collins Oyuu, and our Deputy CEO, Mr. Boniface Kiome, join us in this impactful initiative.