SAKA is a community based organization that aims to empower poor and marginalized groups in rural areas of Homa Bay County in western Kenya. The work is done by volunteers from the local community. They provide food, clothing, shelter, and education support for orphans in the area, construct toilets, borewells, and houses for widows and people with disabilities, and coordinate family planning and health services. SAKA also organizes training on financial management, entrepreneurship, tailoring, brickmaking, organic horticulture, agribusiness, and other technical skills to increase household incomes. SAKA is registered as a not-for-profit organization with the Kenyan government and is part of the Green Belt Movement to increase forest cover in Africa.