Investing in the community with fish, rice, and bricks

In western Kenya, the HIV/AIDS crisis has devastated families, leaving behind many orphans. St. Luke's, one of our oldest community-based partners in Kenya, has taken in many children. Self-sustainability is key, and St. Luke's has numerous income-generating activities: fish farming, brick making, rice farming, and grain grinding. The 1010 Project provided funding in partnership with the Vista Hermosa Foundation to kickstart and expand some of these activities.

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Rice farming
• St. Luke's
• The 1010 Project
• Vista Hermosa Foundation
• HIV/AIDS
• orphans
• Kenya
• Africa
• 1010
• entrepreneur
• fish farming