At FoodSharing Kenya, our programs are designed to reduce food waste and fight hunger by rescuing surplus food and delivering it to vulnerable communities. Through targeted initiatives, we create sustainable impact by addressing food insecurity and promoting nutrition across Kenya.
We partner with supermarkets, restaurants, farms, and food producers to collect safe, surplus food that would otherwise be discarded. This food is sorted and redistributed promptly to communities, schools, and individuals experiencing food insecurity.
Kenya’s pioneering campus-based food rescue booths provide free, rescued meals to university students facing meal insecurity. These booths serve as accessible hubs, helping students focus on their studies without hunger.
In collaboration with public and community schools, we provide rescued food and nutrition support to ensure children receive balanced meals. This initiative helps improve attendance, concentration, and overall health for learners.
Regular feeding programs deliver nutritious meals to vulnerable groups including low-income families, mothers, seniors, and children in informal settlements. These efforts help reduce hunger and improve community well-being.
Targeting pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and infants, this program supplies vital nutritional support to promote healthy pregnancies and early childhood development within underserved populations.
We conduct training sessions for schools, universities, and community groups on food safety, nutrition, budgeting, and sustainable food systems. Our goal is to foster a culture of zero food waste and environmental stewardship.
During critical periods such as exams and school holidays, we support university and high school students with rescued meals, ensuring they have the energy to perform academically without food stress.
In partnership with health providers, we support individuals with diet-related health conditions by supplying safe, nutritious rescued food that aligns with their dietary requirements, enhancing their health outcomes.