MAGISA is ReCAF's flagship program that breaks barriers to girls' education in Maasai communities. It provides sponsorships for girls from primary to university, mentorship support, and advocacy against early marriage and gender-based violence.

ReCAF strengthens household and community food systems by promoting innovative pastoralist and agro-pastoralist practices. This program tackles malnutrition and ensures children access balanced nutrition for healthy growth.

This program brings solar and renewable energy solutions to rural Bomas, reducing dependence on firewood and kerosene. Smart energy improves health, supports children's education through lighting, and helps protect the environment.

Focused on adaptation and resilience, this program helps pastoralists confront climate threats. It integrates indigenous ecological knowledge with modern practices to promote sustainable rangeland management and reforestation.

This program promotes preventive health through community education on hygiene, nutrition, reproductive health, and GBV awareness. It empowers women and youth with knowledge to build safer, healthier futures.

Access to safe water is fundamental for resilience. This program establishes water tanks, improves sanitation facilities, and promotes hygiene awareness, especially in remote Maasai settlements.

This program safeguards pastoralism as a way of life while adapting it to modern challenges. It supports sustainable grazing, pasture regeneration, and advocacy for communal land rights.

Through VICOBA and community health education, this program empowers women economically and socially. Women gain access to loans, build small enterprises, and participate in leadership, driving resilience across households.