Programs shaped around everyday needs, community strengths and the right to a dignified future.
We support farmer groups, Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs), SACCOs and entrepreneurship initiatives. Training in financial literacy, enterprise planning and collective savings helps women and young people strengthen incomes and build household resilience.
We offer life skills education, peer-to-peer learning, mentorship and community outreach that help young people make informed choices. Our skills development work responds to adolescents and young people whose learning was disrupted, including school dropouts and young mothers. Education on HIV prevention and substance abuse is part of this work.
We work with adolescent girls and boys, young women and men, schools, youth groups, families, community structures and health service providers. We focus on those facing barriers to learning and opportunity, including young mothers and people with disabilities.
Alongside education, we facilitate community dialogue on gender equality, engage men and boys, and strengthen survivor-centered GBV referrals and child protection responses.
Our community-based work shares information and connects people to care for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), maternal health, malaria, HIV/AIDS, TB and mental health. Counselling, outreach, screening and referrals strengthen access to support.
We work with communities on climate-smart agriculture and agroecology, including soil and water conservation, agroforestry, crop diversification and sustainable land management. These practices support food security and community resilience in a changing climate.
Through community dialogue, training and local engagement, we support nonviolent conflict management, social cohesion and accountability. We work with community members and leaders to create space for people to be heard and resolve differences together.
