Somal Community Farm Group (SCFG) is a non-profit community-based organization established to improve the social and economic wellbeing of Somali pastoralist communities in Kenya.
Our organization was founded by community members who recognized the need for sustainable solutions to the recurring challenges affecting pastoral livelihoods. Unlike short-term emergency interventions, SCFG combines humanitarian response with long-term community development to create lasting impact.
Somali pastoralist communities contribute significantly to Kenya's economy through livestock production. However, these communities continue to experience recurring droughts, food insecurity, disease outbreaks, limited educational opportunities, and harmful traditional practices that hinder social and economic development.
SCFG was established to respond to these challenges through locally driven, community-centered solutions that respect culture while promoting human dignity, equality, and sustainable development.
We believe communities should lead their own development. Our staff are members of the communities we serve.
We promote long-term solutions rather than short-term interventions, ensuring lasting impact.
To improve the quality of life of Somali pastoralist communities through education, humanitarian assistance, health promotion, advocacy, livelihood support, environmental conservation, and community empowerment.
To build resilient, healthy, educated, and economically empowered Somali pastoralist communities where every individual has equal opportunities to thrive.
We exist to enhance access to education, healthcare, and sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable Somali pastoralist communities, bridging the gap between communities and development partners.
SCFG pledges to stand with Somali pastoralist communities, delivering consistent support and innovative solutions to alleviate suffering, empower families, and build a resilient future.
We provide comprehensive support through these key areas of intervention, ensuring a holistic approach to community development in Kenya's ASALs.

Ensuring every pastoral child has access to quality education through enrolment campaigns, learning materials, and mentorship.
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Improving community health through immunization campaigns, maternal health awareness, and nutrition education.
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Helping families recover after drought through livestock restocking, veterinary outreach, and improved management.
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Protecting children from early marriage, FGM, child labour, and school dropout through community dialogue and awareness.
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Providing humanitarian assistance during drought and emergencies through food distribution, water trucking, and cash transfers.
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Empowering women through savings groups, entrepreneurship training, financial literacy, and income-generating activities.
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Building climate resilience through tree planting, water harvesting, climate-smart agriculture, and rangeland restoration.
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Empowering youth through digital literacy, vocational skills, entrepreneurship, peacebuilding, and leadership training.
Learn More →Our approach is defined by sustainability, participation, and respect for the communities we serve.
We don't impose solutions from the outside. We start by listening to community elders, women's groups, and youth leaders. By putting the community in the driver's seat, we ensure every project is culturally appropriate and has local ownership.
Humanitarian aid shouldn't just be a "band-aid." While we provide immediate relief, our focus is always on sustainability. Whether it's water harvesting systems or vocational training, we invest in infrastructure and skills that last.
We maintain rigorous tracking and regular reporting. We are accountable not just to our partners, but more importantly, to the communities whose lives depend on our efficiency and integrity.
We believe in the power of synergy. By partnering with local NGOs, international agencies, government bodies, and community groups, we maximize the impact of every resource and avoid duplication of efforts.
We believe communities should lead their own development. We work alongside community members, ensuring they are the decision-makers and drivers of change in their own lives and futures.
We operate honestly, transparently, and ethically in all our dealings. We maintain the highest standards of conduct, ensuring resources reach those who need them most.
We remain accountable to our beneficiaries, partners, donors, and stakeholders. We ensure transparent reporting and continuous monitoring of all our programs.
Every individual deserves equal opportunities regardless of gender, age, disability, religion, or ethnicity. We ensure our programs reach the most vulnerable and marginalized.
We promote long-term solutions rather than short-term interventions. Our goal is to build community resilience and self-reliance for generations to come.
SCFG was established by community members in Wajir County, Kenya, driven by a vision to provide sustainable solutions for Somali pastoralist communities.
Launched community health awareness campaigns and supported school enrolment for children in remote Somali pastoralist communities.
Responded to severe drought with emergency food distribution and launched livestock recovery programs to help families rebuild their livelihoods.
Implemented water harvesting systems, sanitation facilities, and expanded livestock restocking programs for drought-affected households.
Launched savings groups, entrepreneurship training, and youth vocational programs to create sustainable livelihoods and reduce poverty.
Expanding our programs in climate adaptation, child protection, and community empowerment to build lasting resilience for Somali pastoralist communities.
Whether through a donation, a partnership, or spreading the word, your support enables us to reach Somali pastoralist communities across Kenya's ASAL regions.