How a Refugee Built a Business Empire in Kakuma Refugee Camp to Fight Malnutrition

From escaping her country to feeding hundreds of families daily, this is the story of Fabiola and the Amazing Food Company inside Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya. Donate directly to help expand Fabiola’s business and feed more children: https://maakimpact.org/products/10-me... In this video, we visit Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya to meet Fabiola, a Burundian refugee who turned her family crisis into a thriving business. When her three daughters suffered from malnutrition, she created a high-protein porridge flour that helped them recover. Today, through her partnership with Maak Impact, she employs local mothers, recycles plastics in exchange for food, and supplies nutritious meals to thousands of women and children. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Meeting Fabiola at Amazing Food Company 00:41 - Fleeing Burundi to Kakuma Refugee Camp 02:37 - Walking Miles with 20kg on Her Head 04:58 - Partnering with Maak Impact & Expanding Her Business 07:26 - How Fabiola's High-Nutrient Porridge is Manufactured 12:21 - Distributing 300+ Meals to Local Families 14:18 - Heading to a Very Special Stop 15:23 - Feeding Children at the Local Elementary School 16:04 - How to Support Fabiola's Business/Feed Women and Children HOW YOU CAN HELP: 100% of donations made through Maak Impact go directly toward expanding local refugee businesses, buying new grinding and roasting machinery, and fighting food insecurity in Kenya. You can directly donate to Fabiola's business by buying bags of porridge for $3 from her company. She then distributes the bag(s) you bought to women and children in the refugee camp just like it's shown in the video. 👉 Donate & Support Fabiola: https://maakimpact.org/products/10-me... 👉 Learn More About Maak Impact: https://maakimpact.org/pages/about-us CONNECT WITH US: Instagram:   / maak_impact   TikTok:   / maakimpact   Website: https://maakimpact.org/ WATCH MORE OF OUR VIDEOS HERE ABOUT LIFE IN A REFUGEE CAMP:    • Life in Kakuma Refugee Camp   #KakumaRefugeeCamp #Kenya #Humanitarian #SocialImpact #MaakImpact