Diocese of Kajo-Keji – Faith, Development and Relief Agency (DKK FADRA)
currently carrying out Agriculture Project to improve food security for Returnees Reintegration in Kajo-Keji County.
There are about 45,000 returnees who are resettling in Kajo-Keji County. They are coming from the refugee camps in Uganda. They were forced to the exile due to the conflict in south Sudan in 2016. They are returning to KK because the situation in the refugee camp is hard in terms of fuel (Firewood) for cooking and limited land for cultivation.
The Episcopal Diocese of Kajo-Keji, with generous support from GZB, continues to stand alongside returnees as they rebuild their lives. In a spirit of love and solidarity, the Diocese has extended a warm welcome home by providing vital agricultural assistance—distributing crop seeds such as beans and groundnuts. These seeds are more than just inputs; they are a symbol of renewal and resilience. By boosting farming activities, families are empowered to cultivate their land, sustain their livelihoods, and restore hope for a brighter future. Together, we are sowing the seeds of life,
dignity, and self-reliance in Kajo-Keji.
Poni Jeska, a progressive farmer from Jalimo boma, proudly shared the impressive results from her recent harvest after receiving 5kgs of groundnuts seeds. Through her dedication and adoption of improved farming practices, she recorded a substantial increase in yield compared to previous seasons. Her story is inspiring other community members to embrace better agricultural techniques and shows that with commitment and proper management, farming can be highly rewarding.
The Episcopal Diocese of Kajo-Keji Empowers Mothers’ Union Groups Through Poultry Farming
The Episcopal Diocese of Kajo-Keji has continued its commitment to improving community livelihoods by empowering Mothers’ Union groups with poultry farming initiatives. Through the activity of rearing chickens and selling them for food, the women are now able to generate income to support both their personal development and family expenses.This intervention not only strengthens household food security but also provides sustainable economic opportunities for the women, enabling them to play a more active role in improving their families’ welfare and contributing to community growth
