OUR PARTNERS
These Are the Heroes with the Passion to Transform our Communities
Our Partners
— LUSH
Lush works with the Twala Tenebo Cultural Manyatta by sourcing sustainably grown Aloe secundiflora leaves directly from the Maasai women’s cooperative. This long-term, direct-buying partnership ensures a stable income for the women, empowers them to invest in their community, and supports regenerative farming practices
— Uaso Ngiro Baboon Project (UNBP)
A Baboon Walk is an eco-tourism activity offered at the Twala Tenebo Cultural Manyatta, where visitors can accompany a habituated troop of baboons on their daily foraging walks. This initiative is a partnership between the Twala women and conservation groups, and it serves multiple purposes, including baboon conservation and community development.
— The African Conservation Centre (ACC)
The African Conservation Centre (ACC) is a long-standing and crucial partner of the Twala Tenebo Cultural Manyatta. For over two decades, the ACC has provided guidance and support to help the Twala women develop sustainable, conservation-related enterprises that provide income and empower the community
— IMPACT Kenya Org.
We are proud to partner with IMPACT Kenya, an organization that supports Indigenous communities like ours in asserting their rights and building a sustainable future. Their support for girls’ education and community resilience initiatives aligns perfectly with our mission
— The Laikipia Permaculture Centre Trust (LPCT)
The Laikipia Permaculture Centre Trust (LPCT) has been instrumental in training and guiding the Twala women in adopting sustainable practices that have been key to the success of their enterprises, particularly their aloe and honey production. This partnership has provided valuable skills and knowledge that enable the women to improve their livelihoods while promoting environmental conservation.
— Dedan Kimathi Foundation
We are proud to collaborate with the Dedan Kimathi Foundation, an organization dedicated to upholding the legacy of Kenya’s freedom heroes and committed to community development and environmental conservation. Our shared focus on protecting the land and empowering Kenyan communities forms the foundation of this partnership.
— ECO Tourism KENYA
Kenya is a leading destination for ecotourism, defined as responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people. The country’s abundant wildlife and natural heritage, including 23 national parks and 28 national reserves, provide a strong foundation for ecotourism.