70% of the AMPATH treatment area population in Kenya depends on agriculture, both for basic nutrition and for economic security. The Safety Net program helps Kenyan farmers learn the best, most efficient farming techniques, understand how to manage their resources, and understand how to commercialize their products. All of this leads to more successful farmers, who in turn have more resources to spend on healthcare and make their health a priority.

GISHE takes a collective approach to health and wealth, linking AMPATH clients and their neighbors into small savings and table-banking groups, while providing them with financial literacy, business skills, and health education training. Groups help  their members focused on treatment, savings, and investing in their futures. 

In farming, small business, and economic development, our focus is to build competitiveness among Kenyan entrepreneurs, within their own groups and beyond. Helping members increase the value of their products helps generate more income and more future income potential.

Creation Hive is a craft micro-enterprise that evolved from the original Imani Workshop. The mission and vision behind Creation Hive is a desire to inspire, prepare and employ individuals/families affected by life changing diseases and undeserved communities to succeed in a local and global economy. The Imani Workshop initially focused on HIV+ women, and in addition Creation Hive has expanded to women facing other chronic diseases as well.