VCS Subsistence Farmer Program

Farmer meetings are held as much as possible, to share knowledge, challenges and keep the consistency of our agroforestry efforts.

In Kenya's Luzoi Cluster, 98 farmers recently convened to reinforce their dedication to ecological restoration and communal leadership. The assembly of 43 women and 55 men focused on essential values, innovative agricultural methods such as raised seedbeds, and the formation of new

These are our farmer community leaders, that have helped develop our agroforestry programs in Kenya. With their help and guidance, hundreds of farmers have joined and benefited from planting trees.

Farmers are starting new tree nurseries and other entrepreneurial activities, which have generates the opportunities to pay school fees, build homes, and ensure food security

Every community thrives with passionate leaders at its helm. Lalobo Wilfred embodies this spirit, wearing many hats with pride and dedication. Whether it's championing child and family programs, advocating for fellow farmers, or collaborating to cultivate a variety of vegetables,

To date, we have collaborated with over 4,000 villages in Kenya, benefiting more than 120,000 members and farmers actively involved in the program. We remain committed to deepening our engagement with local communities and offering additional opportunities.

Our team of TIST trainers recently convened for a vibrant session of idea-sharing and experience exchange, fostering a collaborative learning environment that continues to enrich our collective knowledge base.

On a monthly basis, our dedicated farmers convene in a focused and productive meeting to exchange ideas, contributing to the ongoing growth and improvement of our agricultural practices.

With your unwavering support, we've empowered 170,410 farmers, established 25,976 groups, and fostered 24 million+ living trees across all our projects since our inception! Our essential mission endures, and united, we'll persist in creating a lasting impact.

I am Jeniffer Kithure from Kenya Meru County. I joined TIST in 2005. In 2006 my Small Group was qualified to be a Best Small Group (BSG). We were invited to a seminar with other BSG, it was one of the best seminars ever.

Through Rotational Leadership, I got the opportunity to