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JAM is a community development organization. It’s a non-government, non-profit, non-sectarian, and non-partisan organization working for the vulnerable.

06/08/2026

Empowering Farmers, Transforming Communities
Justice and Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project, in collaboration with Equity Foundation, today successfully hosted a Farmers Field Day at JAM Model Farm in Sikri, bringing together farmers, development partners, and key stakeholders to showcase innovative agricultural solutions and strengthen resilient livelihoods.
The event provided a valuable platform for promoting sustainable agriculture, financial inclusion, knowledge sharing, and agroecological agriculture, while fostering collaboration to improve food security and economic opportunities for farming communities.
We extend our sincere appreciation to all our partners and collaborators who made this event a success, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, ICIPE, SISTEMA.bio, Chicken Village, SunCulture, IrriHub, CGA CREATES, Practical Action, and AgriAI Kenya.
Together, we are cultivating a more resilient, prosperous, and food-secure future for our farming communities.
Creats International
ICIPE - International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology
Irri-Hub KE
Sunculture Solar water pumps
Ai Smart Farming Kenya

20/07/2026

Seed is more than a planting material-it is the foundation of food security, resilient farming, and sustainable livelihoods.
At Justice And Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project, we promote and support seed bulking because it empowers farming communities to produce, multiply, and preserve high-quality seeds adapted to local conditions. This ensures that farmers have reliable access to healthy, affordable seed while reducing dependence on expensive external supplies.
Seed bulking strengthens community resilience by:
• Increasing the availability of quality seed for every planting season.
• Preserving locally adapted and climate-resilient crop varieties.
• Reducing production costs for smallholder farmers.
• Improving crop yields through the use of healthy, vigorous seed.
• Creating opportunities for farmer groups to generate income through seed production and exchange.
• Enhancing food and nutrition security by ensuring communities can consistently produce diverse and nutritious crops.
Through training, technical support, and community-based seed multiplication initiatives, JAM is helping farmers become custodians of quality seed and champions of sustainable agriculture. By investing in seed today, we are investing in stronger harvests, healthier families, and more resilient communities tomorrow.
Together, we are growing more than crops-we are cultivating hope, self-reliance, and a future where every farming household has access to quality seed.

16/07/2026

Strengthening Impact Through Community Engagement

Yesterday, the CEO of Justice And Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project concluded a two-day field visit across our project communities to assess the progress and impact of our programs on the lives of the people we serve.
The visit covered all of JAM's key thematic areas, including Children and Youth Empowerment, Integrated Health, and Agroecological Agriculture and Climate Change Adaptation. Through interactions with beneficiaries, the CEO witnessed firsthand the positive changes taking place and gained valuable insights into the successes, challenges, and opportunities for continued growth.
Beyond monitoring program implementation, the visit provided a meaningful opportunity for beneficiaries to engage directly with the CEO, sharing their experiences, stories of transformation, and aspirations for the future. These conversations reinforce our commitment to community-led development and inspire us to continue working alongside communities to build healthier, more resilient, and sustainable livelihoods.
Together, we are creating lasting change one community at a time.

09/07/2026

Growing Resilience, One Farm at a Time
Across Homa Bay County, smallholder farmers are turning to a simple but powerful practice. Mulching to transform how they grow their food.
Through the Justice And Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project, farmers are being trained and supported to adopt this sustainable, climate-smart technology. And the results speak for themselves:
Healthier soil: mulch protects and enriches the earth beneath our feet
Water conservation: critical in a region where rainfall is often unpredictable
Increased crop yields: more food, more income, more stability
Lower production costs: smart farming that eases the burden on farmers
When applied correctly, mulching does more than protect a single harvest. It strengthens food security for families, supports environmental conservation, and builds agricultural systems that can withstand the challenges of a changing climate.
Have you tried mulching on your farm? Share your experience in the comments!

01/07/2026

Promoting Sustainable Farming for Better Nutrition
JAM recently visited We Ginee Self-Help Group in Kojwach, Rachuonyo East, where we established an African Leafy Vegetables (ALV) demonstration plot at the farm of our contact farmer, Mama Lizer.
Following the practical session, group members committed to establishing similar ALV gardens in their own households, taking an important step toward improving household nutrition, food security, and the adoption of sustainable farming practices.
Together, we're growing healthier communities-one garden at a time!

30/06/2026

Meet Monica a true champion of sustainable farming
After receiving agroecology training at JAM, Monica transformed a challenging, rocky hillside into a thriving demonstration garden using double-dug beds and soil conservation techniques. Today, she harvests nutritious African Leafy Vegetables, proving that knowledge and determination can turn even the toughest land into a source of abundance.
With the support of her Mariwa Ber Women's Group, Monica has also overcome record-keeping challenges, showing the power of community in creating sustainable livelihoods.
Her story reminds us that when knowledge, resilience, and teamwork come together, small farms can achieve extraordinary results.

24/06/2026

Empowering the Next Generation Through Junior Farmers School

Justice And Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project continues to nurture future agricultural champions through the Junior Farmers School Program implemented in schools across Homa Bay County.
The initiative is designed to equip learners with practical farming knowledge and skills that will not only enhance their understanding of agriculture but also empower them to contribute to food security and improved livelihoods within their families and communities.
Through hands-on learning experiences, students are exposed to sustainable farming practices, crop production techniques, environmental conservation, and the importance of agriculture as a source of income. The knowledge gained enables learners to apply these skills at home, helping households improve food production while creating opportunities for future financial stability.
By investing in agricultural education at an early age, JAM is fostering a generation that values farming, embraces innovation, and plays an active role in building resilient and food-secure communities.
Together, we are cultivating knowledge, growing opportunities, and shaping a brighter future for Homa Bay County.

22/06/2026

Empowering Adolescents with Essential Life Skills!
Justice And Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project continues to invest in the future of young people through Life Skills Training sessions conducted in schools across Homa Bay County.
The training equips adolescents with practical knowledge and skills that help them make informed decisions, build self-confidence, develop healthy relationships, and navigate challenges they encounter in their daily lives. Key topics covered include self-awareness, communication skills, goal setting, peer pressure management, reproductive health, leadership, and responsible decision-making.
By creating safe and interactive learning spaces, JAM is empowering learners to become resilient, responsible, and productive members of society. These life-changing sessions not only enhance personal growth but also contribute to improved academic performance, positive behavior, and overall well-being.
We remain committed to nurturing a generation of empowered young people who are equipped to make positive choices and become agents of change within their communities.
Together, we are building brighter futures for adolescents in Homa Bay County.

18/06/2026

Yesterday, the team at Justice and Mercy (JAM) Community Integrated Project participated in an internal staff training held at the JAM premises, aimed at enhancing organizational effectiveness and sustainability.
The training focused on three key areas:
Finance Management: Strengthening financial accountability, stewardship, and effective resource utilization.
Resource Mobilization: Exploring innovative approaches to fundraising, partnership development, and sustainable resource acquisition to support community programs.
Organizational Context: Deepening staff understanding of JAM's vision, mission, values, strategic priorities, and the role each team member plays in achieving our shared goals.
Continuous learning and capacity building remain at the heart of our commitment to delivering impactful, accountable, and sustainable community development interventions. By equipping our staff with the necessary knowledge and skills, we strengthen our ability to serve communities effectively and create lasting positive change.

15/06/2026

Earlier today, the JAM team had the wonderful privilege of visiting the vibrant students at Kasimba Comprehensive School for an interactive and impactful health talk session.
Our focus for the day? Personal hygiene-the foundation of good health, confidence, and academic success.
Key Highlights from the Session
• The Power of Handwashing: A step-by-step demonstration on the proper way to wash hands with soap and running water, especially before meals and after using the restroom.
• Dental Hygiene: Tips on brushing twice a day to keep those smiles bright and cavities away.
• Body and Uniform Cleanliness: Empowering students with the knowledge of how staying clean helps prevent illnesses and keeps them feeling their best all day long.
• Interactive Q&A: The students blew us away with their excellent questions and eagerness to learn!
"Good hygiene isn't just about looking neat; it's our first line of defense against illness. Seeing the students at Kasimba embrace these habits today was incredibly inspiring." JAM Team Member
We want to extend a massive thank you to the administration, teachers, and, most importantly, the amazing students of Kasimba Comprehensive School for welcoming the JAM staff with open arms.

Address

P. O BOX 465-40222 OYUGIS. EMAIL: Jamprojoyugis@yahoo. Com
Oyugis

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+254715777750

Website

https://jamintegratedproject.co.ke/

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