A Year of Community Transformation

These initiatives are lifelines for communities in need, addressing deep-rooted social and economic challenges with a focus on long-term impact. KFT, which began in March, is empowering local leaders through the recruitment of 18 Trainers of Trainers (TOTs), who have already touched the lives of over 1,000 people. These dedicated trainers are spreading the Gospel and helping transition the children in residential care to be paired with families or caregivers. They offer not just hope, but a future rooted in faith and community.

The MWEP, launched in April, is setting the stage for long-term empowerment by focusing on the economic independence of women and girls in Mbooni Sub-County. This project is addressing deep-rooted issues like gender-based violence and environmental degradation while fostering economic resilience through sustainable practices. Despite facing delays, the enthusiasm from the community and local churches is a powerful testament to the project's potential. The groundwork has been laid, and the excitement is building for the life-changing impact that is soon to come.

As they forge ahead with these ambitious projects, their faith and resilience remain the forces that drive them forward despite facing significant challenges - from the economic pressures of inflation and taxation to the devastating effects of prolonged rains and flooding. With every obstacle, they've found a way to adapt, ensuring that their mission not only survives but thrives.