Community Connect 4 Communities

07/06/2026

07/06/2026

"From burden to solutions - Safe food everywhere", the theme for World Food Safety Day 2026 resonates with the MAMA Kenya Project food security strategies. The innovative hybrid urban food production for food security integrates kitchen gardens and poultry/animal production; and continue to ensure sustainability of the nutrition gains in our nutrition program. The hybrid gardens are self-sustaining and entirely organic hence ensuring zero chemical residue of the produce. Food safety doesn't stop at production, ensuring food hygiene from Farm to Fork for our beneficiaries further ensures safety across the chain. As we commemorate this day, our gratitude goes to for the additional 20 households in Lang'ata and Kibra supported to set up hybrid urban gardens during the May-June cycle.

28/05/2026

Menstrual health is not just about hygiene, it’s about dignity, education and opportunity. Through our menstrual hygiene program, we continue to support girls in communities by providing access to reusable sanitary kits where they are needed most and create a safe space where girls can learn, ask questions and gain the confidence to manage their menstruation with dignity. By combining access to sustainable products with education, we are breaking stigma, improving school attendance, boosting self-esteem and empowering girls to thrive. As we mark the Menstrual Hygiene Day, we thank our partners and who have enabled us to reach 1065 school girls through comprehensive menstrual health support in Nairobi and Kajiado counties in Kenya. On this important day, our team reached another 200 girls at Joseph Kang'ethe Comprehensive School in Kibra as we come Together for a Period Friendly World.

10/05/2026

In the life cycle, mothers are at the center of care giving always providing nurturing care for the next generation. On this , we appreciate all the mothers ensuring the next generation is given the best possible foundation to achieve it's full potential. Through the support of we continue to enable mothers in Kenya to provide the best nutritional foundation for the next generation by promoting responsive care giving.
MAMA Project

27/04/2026

Every child in this line is a future doctor, teacher, engineer, or leader — if only given the chance.
In Kajiado County, hundreds of children show up every day with hope in their eyes and hunger in their bellies. In the aging school buildings, resources are scarce, long distances to be covered and the odds are stacked against them, yet they come. That resilience deserves our investment.
Through CC4C, we believe that empowering communities starts with protecting the right of every child to quality education. Because a child equipped today transforms a community tomorrow.
Help us close the gap through learning resources, clean and safe water, improved food for education. 📚

22/04/2026

Turning Sand into Sustenance in Kajiado

​In the heart of Inaudot, Kajiado County, the landscape is changing. Our visit opened our eyes to the urgent challenge the community is facing of Water scarcity negatively impacting livelihoods. During this visit, the community was relying on the last set of wells along a dried riverbed 5km away from the community which has to be sank further on daily basis to get waterwater as narrated by the owner.
They directly use this water for drinking without any for of water treatment. The same source is used to water their livestock putting the community at risk of infections and waterborne diseases. When this well dries up like all others, they use donkeys to buy water a long distance away from their community despite the fact that they have no source of income apart from their already weak cattle.

At Community Connect Communities, we believe that water shouldn't be a luxury, it should be the foundation of a resilient future.
​We are excited to share our vision in building Sand Dams, a sustainable solution designed to capture and store water right where it’s needed most. These aren't just structures; they will be lifelines for:
​1. Providing a reliable water source for livestock even during the harshest droughts.
​2. Empowering local farmers to grow crops year-round.
​3. Creating a self-sustaining food system that stands strong against climate change.
​By harvesting the power of nature, we are ensuring that the people of Inaudot no longer have to choose between their herds and their harvests.
​Join the Movement
​Together, we can building more than dams, we are building hope.

10/04/2026

07/04/2026

Over the Easter period, we were glad to be joined by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Women Kenya Chapter led by Dr. Shelly, Sonia and Michelle from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated for a community visit in Inaudot Community, Kajiado County for a community engagement and needs assessment especially in the areas of Access to Water, Education and Women Economic Empowerment.
Also joining the team was Dr. Janita an Educationist and enthusiastic mentor for the young girls to become change makers in their communities together with Jessica. Together we were able to visit 3 sites and deliver support in terms of;
1. Sanitary materials for 200 school girls at St. John's and Inaudot Comprehensive Schools.
2. Mentorship of 180 school boys on life skills and support for menstrual health.
3. Nutrition support for the Early Childhood Learning Center hosting 20 under 6 years.

Gratitude to MAMA Project and the visiting partners for support with sanitary materials and nutrition supplies.

19/03/2026

The MAMA Project MAMA Kenya monthly Nutrition clinic at the Kibra site for the month of March is on and is holistically promoting high impact nutrition initiatives in the community. In addition to direct nutrition rehabilitation for the cases of malnutrition identified in the community, our team in coordination with the link facilities continue to ensure all children under five years meet their routine deworming and vitamin A supplementation schedule.

19/03/2026

Through our Dignihub initiative, our team had the first menstrual health promotion session of 2026 at the Wonders of Hope community and learning center in Kibra informal settlement. The interactive session featured 90 school girls who all received sanitary materials that are greatly needed. In this way, the young girls are able to remain in school with dignity even during their menstrual cycle.