EmpoweringCommunitiesThrough Sustainable Fish Farming
Building a sustainable future where youth and women thrive through economic empowerment and food security in East Sakwa, Migori County.
Our Vision & Mission
Dala Fish Project is committed to transforming lives through sustainable aquaculture, providing opportunities for economic growth while ensuring environmental stewardship.
Our Mission
To empower youth and women through sustainable fish farming, enhancing our community's food security and economic stability.
Sustainability
We implement eco-friendly practices that promote responsible resource management and environmental conservation.
Community Focus
We believe in collective growth and shared prosperity for all members of East Sakwa Location in Migori County.
Our Story
Founded by community members passionate about creating sustainable livelihoods, Dala Fish Project began as a small initiative to address food insecurity and unemployment among youth and women in East Sakwa.
Today, we've grown into a thriving organization that trains, equips, and supports community members to establish and manage their own fish farming operations.
Our approach combines traditional knowledge with modern sustainable practices, creating a model that respects our environment while providing economic opportunities.
Our Impact
Through sustainable fish farming, we've created lasting change in our community. Here's how our work has made a difference:
Success Stories
Women's Cooperative Group
"The Dala Fish Project has transformed our lives. Our women's cooperative now manages five fish ponds that provide both income and nutrition for our families. We've been able to pay school fees and invest in other small businesses."
- Jane Atieno, Cooperative Leader
Youth Employment Initiative
"After struggling to find work, the training and support from Dala Fish Project gave me the skills to start my own operation. Now I employ three other young people from my village and we supply fish to local markets and restaurants."
- Joseph Odhiambo, Youth Entrepreneur
Sustainable Development Goals
Our work directly contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals:
- 1
No Poverty
Creating sustainable livelihoods through fish farming
- 2
Zero Hunger
Improving food security with nutritious protein sources
- 5
Gender Equality
Empowering women through equal participation and leadership
- 8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
Creating employment opportunities for youth and women
Our Programs
We implement various programs designed to support sustainable fish farming and empower our community members through skills development and resource access.
Training & Education
Comprehensive training programs in fish farming techniques, pond management, and sustainable practices for community members.
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Community Cooperatives
Supporting the formation and management of community-owned fish farming cooperatives that provide mutual support and resource sharing.
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Market Development
Creating sustainable market linkages for fish products and helping farmers maximize their income through value addition.
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Environmental Conservation
Initiatives focusing on water conservation, sustainable resource use, and protecting local ecosystems while farming.
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Whether you're interested in starting your own fish farm, supporting our initiatives, or learning more about sustainable aquaculture, we're here to help.
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Our team is supported by a dedicated board of directors and numerous volunteers who contribute their time and expertise to advance our mission.
Join Our TeamCommunity Voices
Hear from community members whose lives have been impacted by our programs.
"Dala Fish Project has transformed my life. I now have a sustainable source of income and can provide for my family. The training was practical and the ongoing support has been invaluable."
Mary Adhiambo
Fish Farmer
"As a young person in the community, I had limited opportunities. The youth program at Dala Fish Project gave me skills, confidence, and a pathway to financial independence."
James Otieno
Youth Entrepreneur
"The women's cooperative support has been life-changing. We now have a voice in our community and can contribute meaningfully to our households while practicing sustainable farming."
Grace Auma
Women's Cooperative Member
Get In Touch
Have questions or want to get involved? We'd love to hear from you. Reach out to us using the contact information below or send us a message.
Contact Information
Location
East Sakwa, Migori County, Kenya
Phone
+254 724 050734
info@dalafishproject.org
Ways to Support
- Volunteer your time and skills
- Partner with us on community initiatives
- Donate to support our programs
- Spread awareness about sustainable fish farming