In 2005, a Swedish entrepreneur Oskar Stålnacke traveled to Africa, where he encountered a Kenya in crisis. There was famine, aid resources were dwindling, and the people had virtually no means to change their situation.
In the middle of the catastrophe, a drive was born to work for the opposite: to empower local communities by growing resources, increasing opportunities for influence, and fostering activity among those who needed it most.
Ten years later, Oskar met one of the locals Alpha Walusimbi, who wanted to raise chickens in Kampala, Uganda and create jobs for many. This marked the beginning of a partnership on a big journey that we call WHIOH.
"With Hens In Our Hands, we bring resources and activity into the local community
It took us three years to fulfill the vision for the first poultry farm.
Now we are ready to take the next step on our journey and set and fulfill the vision for a second farm.