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Founded by a refugee mother in the Kalobeyei Reception Centre, Fabiola Amazing Food Company produces affordable, highly nutritious food solutions. We are building a sustainable, women-led food value chain to fight the escalating food security crisis in Kakuma and beyond
We ensure women are not just beneficiaries, but decision-makers. We provide entrepreneurship training and integrate them into the food value chain.
We bridge the gap between refugee populations and host communities by providing market access for local farmers and creating shared economic opportunities.
We actively promote circular economy practices, including our unique initiative allowing communities to exchange plastic waste for nutritious porridge flour.
With recent reductions in international food assistance and ongoing climate challenges in Turkana County, vulnerable families are facing a critical nutrition gap.
Fabiola Amazing Food Company provides a resilient, localized answer. We don’t rely solely on aid; we build local capacity. By sourcing ingredients locally and manufacturing within the community, we ensure consistent access to life-saving nutrition for children, pregnant women, and older adults, while keeping costs affordable.
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Our products are hygienically processed, thoroughly milled, and crafted from carefully balanced blends of cereals, legumes, and oilseeds to deliver maximum nutritional impact.
A highly nutritious multi-grain blend of maize, sorghum, wheat, soybeans, finger millet, sesame seeds, rice, and peanuts. Designed for the whole family to support growth, energy, and immunity
A premium, plant-based powerhouse made from a carefully balanced blend of soybeans and sesame seeds. Rich in protein, healthy fats, calcium, and essential minerals.
Fabiola Amazing Food Company was born in 2022 out of necessity and a mother’s love. When refugee entrepreneur Fabiola Nzoyikorera arrived at the Kalobeyei Reception Centre in Kenya, her daughters began showing signs of malnutrition due to limited food access.
Drawing on her deep knowledge of nutrition, she sourced local ingredients to mill her first 10 kilograms of restorative porridge flour. The transformation in her daughters’ health was rapid. Realizing that thousands of neighboring mothers were fighting the same battle, Fabiola expanded her home-based effort.
Today, what started as 20 kilograms of flour has evolved into a fully registered, women-led enterprise delivering rapid nutritional relief—within 12 hours in Kakuma and 48 hours across Nairobi.
Our vision is expanding. We are currently mobilizing to establish a modern model porridge flour processing facility in Kakuma. This facility will create at least 150 direct jobs—prioritizing young women—and introduce new product lines like soy milk and soy meat.
We cannot do this alone. We are actively seeking strategic partnerships with NGOs, humanitarian donors, government agencies, and private-sector organizations who share our commitment to eliminating poverty and malnutrition