Because they need your help
Do not let them down
Together we can improve their lives
So let's do it !
To advance social and economic empowerment to the less fortunate in the societ (widows, plwds, ovc and girls)
The little you give will be of great help to the community.
A society that embraces the rights of the less fortunate and their achievements
KCWEP has interacted with a number of widows in Kakamega County.
KCWEP advocates for the rights of widows, ensuring they have equal access to resources, legal protections, and support.
KCWEP works to ensure the well-being of orphans and vulnerable children through education, healthcare, and protection initiatives.
KCWEP provides a platform for marginalized groups to voice their concerns and get support to improve their lives.
KCWEP aims to reduce stigma by advocating for the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS and promoting community acceptance.
KCWEP advocates for reproductive health education and services, empowering women and girls to make informed health decisions.
KCWEP supports sustainable farming practices that enhance food security and provide economic opportunities for women.
Many women in Malava Subcounty struggle to provide a balanced diet for their families despite being responsible for food production. Financial constraints have pushed many women to find alternative income sources, including multiple relationships. This project aims to empower women by helping them grow indigenous vegetables and raise Kienyeji chickens for sale in local markets.
Due to unpredictable climatic conditions brought about by deforestation, global warming, and other human activities, most members have been affected, not leaving behind children too. Kakamega being one of these regions and Malava at large, it’s for these reasons that KCWEP is conducting a project on Agroecology farming in Malava Sub County.
Sorghum provides a huge opportunity for livelihood diversification in Kakamega County once the various value segments are isolated and promoted through training, capacity building, and empowerment. Sorghum flour when used alone or in combination with other ingredients has proved to be of superior nutritional and health value for children and those challenged with medical complications such as diabetes.
KCWEP is involved in amplifying the voice of widows in Kakamega County. The project aims at empowering vulnerable women, widows, and disabled persons to realize their full potential, worth, and strength through empowerment and advocacy activities. Women and disabled persons’ vulnerability to poverty, economic instability, GBV, discrimination, and denied access to health services is widely prevalent in Western Kenya.
Kcwep, in partnership with Proto Energy, has been empowering rural women by providing gas cylinders to widows through women’s groups, ensuring conservation of the environment by promoting clean energy. Since inception, 2800 gas cylinders have been issued to women at a subsidized cost, with the goal of reaching 5000 widows by the end of the 5-year partnership.
Kcwep, in partnership with Proto Energy, has been empowering rural women by providing gas cylinders to widows through women’s groups, ensuring conservation of the environment by promoting clean energy. Since inception, 2800 gas cylinders have been issued to women at a subsidized cost, with the goal of reaching 5000 widows by the end of the 5-year partnership.
KCWEP is involved in amplifying the voice of widows and other vulnerable women, including those living with disabilities, in Kakamega County. The project aims to empower them through advocacy and empowerment activities to prevent violence, discrimination, and inequality. The initiative advocates for primary prevention of violence and promotes gender equality in the community.
