Shella Environmental Youth Group

We’re proud to support the #KomboaProject (2026-28)! We’re bridging the inclusion gap by linking our "Leta Shamba Nyumbani for PWDs" initiative with strong legal foundations. Together, we’re growing a sustainable, inclusive Kenya.

With support from ActionAid/Global Platform Kenya, Activista Kilifi hosted a community forum on Technology Facilitated Gender Based Violence at Kayafungo, using dialogue and storytelling to raise awareness and promote digital spaces #EndGBV #TFGBV #16DaysOfActivism

Through Agroecology, we learn to sow, With nature’s wisdom as our guiding hand,We help the diverse, wilder gardens grow,To bring the life back to a thirsty land.For the love of the Earth, we must try. #Agroecology #HealTheEarth

The earth is tired of the chemical sting, Of broken soils and fields left bare and dry, But listen to the hope that experts bring, To heal the ground and clear the heavy sky. For the love of the Earth, we must try. #Agroecology #HealTheEarth

The sky is heavy with a warming haze, The ancient ice begins to slide away, We see the rhythm of our changing days, And feel the burden of a world in gray. For the love of the Earth, we must try. #Agroecology #HealTheEarth

@SuleimanMbaji @1TeresaAnderson @sardoma1 @ActionAid_Kenya @MercyGichengi @GP_Kenya @PACJA1 @ecovista @MianoJN @odinga_danniel #Agroecology is the only solution.

Haki Yetu Organization, in collaboration with Kilifi Citizens Forum, supported the CFSP 2026/2027 engagement and development of a memorandum reflecting citizens’ priorities. Activista and other partners members attended and actively participated. #CFSP2026 #PublicParticipation

Agroecology shows us that farming can work with nature,not against it.Going organic helps protect biodiversity, food quality and the planet.#Agroecology

Haki Yetu Organization, in collaboration with Kilifi Citizens Forum, supported the CFSP 2026/2027 engagement and development of a memorandum reflecting citizens’ priorities.Members and other partners attended and actively participated. #CFSP2026 #PublicParticipation

The Magarini Youth Forum was a hit! Shella Environmental joined forces with Girls to Women, Edu- Initiative & MKU to empower 1,000 young leaders. Special thanks to PS Fikirini Jacobs for inspiring us. We didn't just talk; we planted indigenous fruit trees for a greener Kilifi!

Keep the momentum! Phase 2 of our Leta Shamba Nyumbani project is live in Malindi. We’re providing seedlings for sack gardens to empower widows with climate-smart food and income.

Join us for the Magarini Youth Info Forum on 14th Feb 2026 at Mapimo VTC. We’re hosting 1,000+ youth for mentorship and gov opportunities. Shella Environmental will lead indigenous biodiversity awareness & plant fruit trees!

We’re excited to welcome Moses Ziro to the Shella Environmental Youth Group! A Malindi native and @PwaniUniversity student (Diploma in Agriculture & Marketing), Moses joins us as a Volunteer in our Partnership & Grants team.

We’re thrilled to have Tonny join Shella Environmental Youth Group as a Volunteer! From Migori & currently a 2nd-year @PwaniUniversity student (BSc Agribusiness Management & Trade), Tonny joins our Partnership & Grants team.

The Challenge: Skepticism. The Solution: Persistence & Behavioral Change. Serah Vumbi from Sabasaba, didn't believe sack gardens would work. After repeated training ,she is now harvesting her own food with dignity. Climate action is 10% tools and 90% mindset

Shella Environmental Youth Group extends warmest wishes to our members & partners. Your resilience inspires us! May 2026 bring abundant growth, bountiful harvests, and shared success. Let’s make this a year of deeper impact and greener futures.

Merry Christmas from Shella Environmental Youth Group Family

From the field to the digital world! Shella Environmental is in Nakuru with @BiovisionAfrica to co-create the Infonet platform. We’re ensuring youth voices shape the future of environmental & agri-knowledge.

Shella Environmental Youth Group, Girls to Women, Prof. Mwakumanya, Dr. Maina (Pwani University), and UNESCO teamed up for mangrove restoration at Watamu Marine Protected Area under the Lead ESD Project. @GirlsToWomen2 @UNESCO