One organization that has embraced this integrated approach is Kisumu Medical Education Trust (K-MET), an AJWS grantee founded in 1995 to address health, education and development issues in the rural areas of western Kenya. Through care-giving and capacity building, K-MET develops programs to improve reproductive health, nutrition and the overall quality of life for vulnerable populations and people living with HIV/AIDS. K-MET really understands the interconnectedness between food justice, disease prevention, health and wellness. It’s a phenomenal organization and one of its most sustainable innovations in the face of food insecurity is its kitchen garden program. Learn more.