Agricultural Employers Association commonly known as AEA was started in 1962 and registered in 1966 as an Association representing the collective interests of Employers in the Agricultural industry in matters connected with Employment of Labour. The AEA is an affiliate member of KEPSA, FKE, KAM and ASNET.

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Tears of joy filled the air as AEA celebrated its 2024 CSR initiative at the Action Not Words Foundation Rescue Centre in Pipeline Nakuru. Members, friends, and well-wishers gathered for a heartfelt ceremony to deliver mobilized funds and non-monetary goods, marking the success of this year’s project.

Representatives from various sectors of the Association played a crucial role in contributing to the cause, ensuring its impactful execution. This event followed a week of awareness-raising, during which the Association organized a hike at Menengai Crater. The hike aimed to highlight the plight of families living in dumpsites, scavenging for survival, and emphasized the urgent need to transform their lives and break the cycle of poverty for vulnerable children.

The Association held its 62nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the scenic Kisima Farm in Timau, Meru County under the theme; Gender Violence-Free Workplace. For the first time in the Association’s history, the AGM was hosted on a farm courtesy of Mr. Nigel Leakey, CEO Kisima Farm, giving members the unique opportunity to tour the facility and gain firsthand insight into Kisima Farm’s operations and contributions to the agricultural sector.

In a bid to create awareness on the existence of families living in dumpsites scavenging through waste to survive and the need to transform their lives and break the cycle of poverty for the vulnerable children, the Association in partnership with its members, friends, families and well-wishers took to Menengai Crater on a hike in its 2024 CSR. The hike was dedicated to ACTIONS NOT WORDS FOUNDATION an organization that supports children living at Nakuru dumpsite famously known as GIOTO to provide education, healthcare, nutrition and a safe environment.