Our Story
Angaza Impact Africa began in 2020 as a vision shared by a small group of passionate community members determined to tackle deep-rooted social and environmental challenges in underserved regions. Grounded in local knowledge and driven by a commitment to equity and sustainability, the group focused on practical ways to improve food security, Creative Expression (Art, Music & Play), economic inclusion, and access to clean energy.
In 2021, Angaza was formally registered as a Community-Based Organization (CBO), marking the beginning of a more structured effort to expand our reach and deepen our impact. Since then, we’ve worked side by side with rural and urban communities; especially women, youth, and smallholder farmers delivering grassroots driven solutions that prioritize dignity, participation, and lasting transformation.
We exist because we believe that when communities lead, they create lasting impact.
Our Mission
To accelerate climate-resilient development in rural and urban communities through sustainable agriculture, inclusive education, community mental health support, and economic empowerment.
Empowering rural and urban communities through climate resilient agriculture, inclusive education, mental health support, and sustainable economic development.
Our Vision
To transform Africa through sustainable enterprises and empowered communities that drive inclusive growth, climate resilience, and improved quality of life for all.
Impact the continent through sustainable enterprises and an empowered workforce, contributing to inclusive economic growth, environmental resilience, Creative Expression (Art, Music & Play) and improved quality of life for all.
Our Team
Frida is a social worker and community strategist, and the Founder of Angaza Impact Africa. She leads with a focus on inclusion, local ownership, and sustainable development through grassroots advocacy and program design.
Faith leads Angaza Impact Africa’s work in soil health, sustainable agriculture, livelihoods, and food security. As a soil specialist, she promotes sustainable land management practices that improve agricultural productivity, protect natural resources, and strengthen community resilience.
She works with communities to turn soil and agricultural knowledge into practical solutions that support food security, sustainable livelihoods, and resilient local food systems.
Gabriel leads Angaza Impact Africa’s environmental and renewable energy initiatives, focusing on solar energy, eco-briquettes, clean cookstoves, and community-based clean energy solutions.
With experience in the renewable energy sector, he combines practical industry knowledge with community engagement to train and mentor youth, artisans, and local actors in developing and scaling sustainable energy solutions. His work promotes clean energy adoption, green skills, environmental responsibility, and opportunities for communities to build sustainable livelihoods.
Zedai leads Angaza Impact Africa's work in arts, creative expression, talent development and mentorship, creating opportunities for children and young people to discover their abilities, build confidence and express themselves.
As a trained teacher, child mental health advocate and musician, she brings together education, wellbeing and creativity to support young people in developing their talents and finding meaningful ways to share their voices.
She supports creative programs, school and community engagements, mentorship initiatives and content creation, while helping emerging creatives access platforms, skills, networks and opportunities to grow.
Melvin is a German language expert and leads Angaza’s Language Center Project. Through TLS Kenya and Multipurpose Training Institute in Kitui county, she supports individuals and groups in learning local and foreign languages to promote confidence, inclusion, and opportunity.
Mercy is a mental health advocate who leads Angaza’s wellness programs, focusing on psychosocial support, youth outreach, and breaking stigma through community-based, healing-centered approaches.
Brenda leads Angaza’s gender and enterprise programs, mentoring women and youth in business, finance, and cooperative building to foster grassroots economic empowerment.
Using creativity to support child wellbeing, healing, confidence, and community connection. He has facilitated expressive arts workshops in children’s homes, schools, and community spaces, and notably led the Talking Walls initiative in Kitui County, where children co-created a powerful mural expressing their hopes and stories.
David continues to champion art and play as powerful tools for children to express themselves, feel heard, connect with their communities, and experience positive transformation.
Friends of Angaza
Our Work
We are a team of changemakers committed to empowering communities, believing that every act of support can uplift a generation and build a more sustainable future.
As we engaged with communities, we discovered many more underprivileged children in urgent need of food, shelter, and access to education. This realization deepened our commitment and led to the growth of our team and our reach—expanding into new regions to ensure that no child is left behind.
Today, Angaza Impact Africa implements community-based programs that support vulnerable youth and households through access to education, mental health care, and sustainable livelihoods. We work closely with local schools, safe spaces, and support networks to ensure that no one is left behind. Whether through community kitchens, youth mentorship, or skill-building initiatives, our growing presence ensures that support and opportunity are never out of reach.
