The Cattle Dips project by Tokei Foundation supports healthier livestock and stronger livelihoods among pastoral and farming communities. The initiative includes Kipkaren Cattle Dip, Kuikui Cattle Dip, Tiloi Cattle Dip, and Tiriondonin Cattle Dip. These facilities help farmers protect cattle against ticks and other livestock pests that can spread diseases, reduce productivity, and affect household incomes. Through accessible livestock health services, the project promotes better animal care, improved productivity, and sustainable livelihoods. Tokei Foundation works with local communities to encourage responsible livestock management, strengthen resilience, and improve food security. By supporting healthier herds, the cattle dips contribute to improved household welfare and community economic development.


TOKEI Foundation is a community-centred non-profit organization in Kenya dedicated to empowering vulnerable communities and creating sustainable pathways to social and economic development. Through education, women and youth empowerment, peace-building, environmental conservation, and sustainable livelihood initiatives, we work alongside communities to identify local challenges, develop practical solutions, strengthen resilience, and create opportunities for lasting change.
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