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Partner with us to restore a coast

A shoreline recovers faster when community, science, funding and government pull together. We build partnerships that turn shared commitment into mangroves in the ground and livelihoods that last.

ComTouch Kenya is a community-based environmental organisation on the Tsunza-Mwache peninsula. Our strength is that the work is local and trusted, and our need is the reach, resources and knowledge that good partners bring. Whether you are a funder, a university, a company or a public agency, there is a real role for you here, and a community ready to make the most of it.

Ways to partner

Programme funding

Grants and multi-year support for mangrove nurseries, replanting, mariculture training and monitoring. We report transparently on where funds go and what they achieve.

Research collaboration

Co-designed studies on mangroves, blue carbon and coastal ecology, with field access, local knowledge and a community ready to put findings to work.

Corporate & CSR

Sponsorships, team planting days, employee engagement and carbon-linked support that connects your organisation to measurable coastal restoration.

Technical & in-kind

Boats, equipment, seedlings, mapping, training and expertise. Practical contributions that stretch every shilling further on the ground.

Government & institutions

Coordination with county and national bodies for forests, fisheries and the marine environment, aligning our work with public plans and policy.

Community partnership

The foundation of everything: fisher folk, women's and youth groups and craftspeople who lead the work and share directly in its benefits.

Our partners

We are grateful to everyone standing behind this coast. As collaborations are confirmed, our partners will appear here.

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Help us bring the coast back

Donate, volunteer or partner with us — every route supports the Tsunza-Mwache community and the mangroves it protects.