Empowering Women, Preserving Culture, and Promoting Sustainability across kenya
Through an ABCDE approach, we empower women from rural Kenya to overcome systemic barriers and achieve financial freedom, foster equality, environmental stewardship, and inclusive economic growth.
Who we are
Siana Africa is an organization committed to economically empowering women from various tribes in Kenya. We offer skills development and comprehensive support to our beneficiaries, enabling them to create diverse and sustainable sources of income.
Our Core Values
Dignity
We treat everyone with respect, fairness, and compassion
Community
We believe that empowerment thrives in community
Empowerment
We equip women with tools for lasting change
Integrity
We uphold transparency in our actions operating with honesty, accountability, and ethical leadership
Sustainability
We aim for replicable impact in lives and environment championing responsible use of resources
About our name
The dragon fruit thrives in tough conditions-just like our communities.
It symbolizes courage, adaptability, and the fire within us to overcome challenges and bloom where we’re planted.
Our story starts way back, when the first 10 dragon fruit seedlings were purchased from a village in Meru, Kenya. All the way in Namanga, Kenya, the movement towards drought resilient farming is gaining ground.
Climate Smart Technologies
Diverse Income Sources
Pilot Project
Siana Africa’s pilot initiative in Namanga, Kenya, partners with Maasai women to advance agricultural productivity and reinforce values that drive women’s empowerment.
If you’ve got the skills, the spark, and the spirit to make a difference, we’d love to have you on our journey.
Whether you are looking to volunteer, partner, or build a long-term career in development, Siana Africa offers a dynamic environment where your ideas matter, your skills make a difference, and your work leaves a lasting legacy.
Partnerships
Vacancies
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