How Urban Gardens Are Transforming Lives of Women Living with HIV in Kenya

In Kenya’s urban centers, where space is limited and the challenges of poverty and health intersect, a quiet yet powerful transformation is taking place. Through a collaborative initiative between CALL Africa and RODI Kenya, expectant and breastfeeding mothers living with HIV are being equipped with life-changing knowledge and practical skills to improve their health, nourish […]

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From Waste to Wealth: How RODI Kenya is Transforming Coffee Farming in Nyeri

In Kenya’s rich coffee belt, something remarkable is brewing and it’s not just the coffee. RODI Kenya is spearheading a quiet transformation in how coffee waste is managed, turning what was once seen as pollution into a powerful tool for sustainable farming. Traditionally, coffee factories release fermentation water a by-product of coffee processing into nearby

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INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND STRENGTHENING

INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND STRENGTHENING This thematic areas aims to strengthen institutions and communities by empowering them with skills and knowledge to develop themselves.   It has the following projects 1. Table Banking-Group Saving and Loaning- Implemented since 2004 with support from community resource Mobilisation and the GLS Foundation for Future Development. The Groups Savings and

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Health and WASH

Health and WASH In this thematic area we focus on creating a healthy and disease free society. This thematic area has the following projects: 1. KICTB  The Kenya Innovation Challenge Tuberculosis (KIC-TB) project was implemented by Resources Oriented Development Initiatives in Nairobi and Kiambu Counties with financial support from the Global Fund through Amref Health

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HEALTH AND WASH

Health AND WASH In this thematic area we aim to create a healthy disease-free society 1. KICTB  – The Kenya Innovation Challenge Tuberculosis (KIC-TB) project was implemented by Resources Oriented Development Initiatives in Nairobi and Kiambu Counties with financial support from the Global Fund through Amref Health Africa in Kenya, in collaboration with the Ministry

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SOCIAL AND LEGAL JUSTICE

SOCIAL AND LEGAL JUSTICE Our main goal is to create and crime free and just environment This thematic area has the following projects: 1. Access to Justice and Legal Aid delivery Implemented with support from Charles Stewart Mott Foundation through in collaboration with Legal Resources Foundation (LRF). Since 2011, RODI has been in the front-line

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FOOD SECURITY AND AGROECOLOGY .

FOOD SECURITY AND AGROECOLOGY . In this thematic area  we aim to encourage production and consumption of healthy and toxin free food and enable people gain access to food. This thematic area has the following projects: 1. Project for enhancing Livelihood in Coffee Growing Areas( PELCA) Implemented since 2021 with support from Tudor Trust through

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FOOD SECURITY AND AGROECOLOGY .

In this thematic area  we aim to encourage production and consumption of healthy and toxin free food and enable people gain access to food. This thematic area has the following projects: 4. Integrated Water shed Management and diversification of Farm enterprises (IWAMA DIFE) – Implemented since 2014 with support from PELUM Kenya in Nyeri County

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Restoring Dignity Through Action

At RODI Kenya, we believe that every child, regardless of ability, deserves to live with dignity, confidence, and hope. That’s why we are honored to have partnered with S.A. Joytown Special Primary School in a transformative campaign aimed at restoring dignity to children living with disabilities. Living with a disability in Kenya — as in

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