A showcase of the IMPACT created by the Association of Women in Agriculture Kenya through the Resillient Recovery Project for vulnerable women and mothers living in urban slums.
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Women Economic Empowerment Project☑️October Class graduation Ceremony What a day…😍🤩🏆🏅💐Congratulations to all 328 October beneficiaries from Bamburi Ward, for successfully completing all the sessions within ‘Resilient Recovery program for vulnerable mothers living in urban informal settlements
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Today’s food production, climate action, and economic empowerment trainings sessions featured the remarkable Korogocho United, a women’s football team comprised of reformed young mothers who turned to sports as a means to distance themselves from social vices.
In the heart of the vibrant African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF) Summit 2022, the Association of Women in Agriculture Kenya (AWAK) stood tall, exemplifying the pivotal role of women in nourishing the world.
Honoured! The Head of State, President Uhuru Kenyatta acknowledging the work we are doing with vulnerable women living in urban informal settlements
The project improves food security among urban slum families who
Youth Alive! Kenya has partnered with AWAK in a phase 2 project dubbed ‘Resilient recovery for vulnerable mothers living in urban informal settlement areas
The Association of Women in Agriculture Kenya (AWAK) took center stage as they proudly hosted the National Agroforestry Strategy stakeholder consultation forum at their AWAK Centre in Mombasa. This significant event was organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives, along with esteemed partners such as World Vision, ICRAF, VI-Agroforestry, CTCN, Nature Kenya, and other key stakeholders.