Stada Complex, Alendu, Nyando – Kisumu County. +254 705 540 012 Mon - Fri: 9:00AM - 5:00PM

Empowering Women, Girls, and Children to Thrive

We are committed to advancing gender equality and safeguarding the rights and dignity of all children. Our holistic, rights-based approach addresses the root causes of inequality and vulnerability—providing safety, healing, and opportunity for women, girls, and children in crisis-affected and underserved communities.

1. Preventing and Responding to Gender-Based Violence (GBV)

GBV is a widespread violation of human rights, often rooted in harmful gender norms. Women and girls—and particularly children—are at heightened risk of violence, exploitation, and abuse. Our response is survivor-centered and community-driven:

  • Prevention campaigns that shift harmful norms and reduce stigma
  • Safe spaces offering confidential, trauma-informed care
  • GBV case management and referrals for medical, legal, and psychosocial services
  • Capacity building for health workers, teachers, and protection actors
  • Ethical documentation to strengthen accountability and advocacy

We place survivors at the heart of recovery, while challenging the systems that enable violence.

2. Teenage and Young Mothers Empowerment

Adolescent mothers face stigma, limited access to services, and economic hardship. We support them to reclaim their futures through:

  • Psychosocial support and peer mentorship
  • Parenting education and life skills
  • Vocational training and economic empowerment
  • Access to child care and flexible learning pathways

Our goal is to ensure no young mother is left behind.

3. Widows Empowerment Program

Widows often face discrimination, isolation, and economic insecurity. We support their healing, independence, and dignity through:

  • Vocational training and entrepreneurship
  • Table banking and joint business ventures
  • Financial literacy and mentorship
  • Legal education on inheritance and land rights
  • Peer support and trauma-informed group therapy

Widows are empowered as caregivers, leaders, and agents of change.

4.Women’s Economic Empowerment

When women thrive economically, so do their families and communities. Our programs build economic resilience through:

  • Savings groups, artisan training, and community enterprises
  • Financial literacy, business mentorship, and digital tools
  • Market linkages and access to startup support

Women’s economic power fuels education, health, and protection for their children.

5.Child Protection

Every child has the right to safety, dignity, and opportunity. Our child protection work is gender-sensitive and rooted in community systems that prevent and respond to:

  • Violence, abuse, exploitation, and neglect
  • Child marriage and harmful practices
  • Discrimination that limits girls’ rights and futures

We strengthen child protection through:

  • Training caregivers, teachers, and child protection actors
  • Safe spaces, case management, and psychosocial support
  • Parenting without violence and rights education
  • Legal identity and advocacy for inclusive child protection laws

We put children at the centre—protecting their rights and amplifying their voices