Integrated Empowerment Pathway

Operates field teams in Guatemala, Mexico, Uganda, and India to deliver on-the-ground support and strengthen community-led development initiatives.

Co-hosts forums and collaborates with organizations like the Norwegian Refugee Council to advocate for and support refugees, particularly during crises such as the global pandemic.

Designs and delivers programs targeting marginalized groups including women, indigenous peoples, people with disabilities, and displaced populations to promote equitable access to economic opportunities.

Partners with women living in extreme poverty, providing training, mentoring, and support to help them exit poverty and build sustainable livelihoods through microenterprise development.

Provides educational sponsorships to high school students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and supports their academic progress through structured mentorship programs, including holiday mentorship and exam preparation support for KCSE candidates.

Leverages donated funds to access commercial capital at a ratio of approximately three times the donated amount, directing these resources to low-income families to expand financial inclusion and service delivery.

Conducts free medical camps in underserved communities—such as Kamatumu, Mwingi and Kagumori Primary School—and distributes insecticide-treated mosquito nets to vulnerable populations including expectant mothers, children under five, the elderly, and microfinance client families, particularly during high-risk periods like the El Nino rains.

Provides a range of financial loan products—including business loans, emergency cash loans, household asset finance, and school fees loans—to small and micro-entrepreneurs, farmers, and low-income families in Meru, Kirinyaga, Murang’a, and Machakos counties, Kenya. The program supports economic empowerment, education, health, and shelter, with 4,612 active loans and an average loan size of Ksh. 25,000.

Restructures Nyumba Kumi Clusters into community policing units and launched a digital platform called ONGEA USIKIKE GBV PLATFORM for survivors to report gender-based violence.

Coordinates activities and builds the capacity of women's groups in Isiolo County.

Facilitates vulnerable women's access to basic services and builds the resilience of women-headed households against climate change and social-cultural barriers.

Facilitates the empowerment of women and girls from poor and marginalized communities to alleviate poverty and social exclusion, and addresses violence against women and girls (VAWG).

Creates awareness on afforestation, tree planting, land degradation, natural resource management, and pollution.

Provides health education in schools and public settings to improve health, quality of livelihood, and public health and cleanliness.

Implements a peace and security project in Isiolo County since 2016, building capacity among at-risk youth and women to identify social and economic risks linked to radicalization and conflict participation.

Supports Amani clubs in three schools in Isiolo to build a career wheel, promoting peacebuilding and coexistence among pupils.

Implements the PSS program since 2015, which includes skills transfer centers for vulnerable youth in tailoring and leather works to help them enter the job market and provide income opportunities.

Supports community-level security actors, including Nyumba Kumi Cluster Leaders and Chiefs, with a focus on increasing women's leadership roles in peace and security.