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Monday, September 30, 2024

Enhancing Social Cohesion And Household Resilience Through Savings For Transformation (S4T) Groups In Kenya

In 2021, 79.2% of Kenya’s adult population had bank accounts, a significant increase from 42.34% in 2011. However, rural communities without access to banking services still struggle to save for basic needs. To address this, World Vision's Central Rift Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Scale Up Project (CRIFSUP), funded by ANCP, uses the Savings for Transformation (S4T) model to build household resilience. Isaac Chelal from Nakuru County exemplifies success, starting a watermelon business through his involvement with S4T and the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) approach.

Zakayo enjoys a better life through use of FMNR practices

Improving the living standards of communities through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration

Discover the transformative power of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) through Zakayo Kertich's story. The 64-year-old lead farmer from Baringo...

Families delighted to receive assistance following floods

El Niño-Induced Floods Wreak Havoc in Kenya, leaving thousands in need of Humanitarian Assistance

Relentless rains caused havoc in Kenya, submerging homes, displacing families, and causing widespread destruction calling for urgent humanitarian aid and...

World Vision is committed to safeguarding the dignity, the rights and the future of girls.

Safeguarding the rights and future of girls through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration

Empower girls for a fulfilling childhood! Explore how World Vision's FMNR project in Kenya uplifts communities, ensuring safety, education, and resources...

Morans undergo vocational training in Samburu at Maralal Technical & Vocational Training Center

Empowering Morans to End FGM in Samburu County

Empowering Morans in Samburu County to end FGM through vocational training, transforming advocates who champion against harmful practices.

Learners during a lesson at TBA School

Transforming Lives: How a Hidden Gem in Korogocho is Shaping the Future of Children in Kenya through education

In Korogocho slum, the TBA School, with support from World Vision, has been transformed into an inspiring haven for children, offering a safe, comfortable...

girls require rescue from FGM and child marriage

Breaking Free from Child Marriage and Embracing Hope

Discover Naomi's inspiring story: From a young girl in a Maasai community, facing child marriage and denied education, to a determined 13-year-old...

access to clean water in kisumu improves learning environment

Transformed rural school Ignites Hope for Children in Kisumu

Toilets play a vital role in preventing diseases in children by offering a safe and hygienic means for disposing of human waste. Insufficient sanitation...

Musa and his wife sell honey produced in their apiary to earn extra household income. ©World Vision Photo/Hellen Owuor.

Musa Chelelgo: From Job Hunter to Sustainable Farming Champion through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Training

Residing in Kiambogo, Nakuru County with his wife, affectionately referred to as Mama Rono, and their children, Musa is not only a farmer but a fervent...

School feeding programme tackles hunger and malnutrition among children in Kilifi County, Kenya

World Vision is supporting the establishment of school feeding programmes that address food security challenges affecting children in Kenya.

World Vision's Building Secure Livelihoods (BSL) project model is enabling communities in rural Kenya to thrive in farming, thus boosting their household food security and income. This has improved the well-being of children and families. ©World Vision Photo/Sarah Ooko.

'How I overcame poverty and became economically empowered'

'How I overcame poverty and became economically empowered'

Chepundo is a passionate anti-FGM champion in her community in Baringo County, Kenya. ©World Vision Photo/Sarah Ooko.

Survivor leads fight against FGM and child marriage in Baringo

Survivor leads fight against FGM and child marriage in Baringo

Improving learning through locally made play items

Locally made toys and play items are promoting the optimal development and education performance of children in Kenya

Financial Savings Groups Boost Household Food Security and Income

Through its Savings for Transformation (S4T) model, World Vision is enabling communities in Kenya to become food secure and enjoy increased household...

To foster development, it is important for countries to adopt innovative ways for enhancing universal access to clean and safe water for vulnerable children and communities.

Accelerating access to clean and safe water for children and families in Kenya

This article highlights innovative ways for enhancing universal access to clean and safe water for vulnerable children and communities .

Nutrition and health project improves the well-being of children and pregnant women

An innovative nutrition and health project Improves the well-being of children and pregnant women in Kilifi County, Kenya.

Global 6K 2023: Running to tackle water challenges

The Global 6K Run, held annually, seeks to enhance access to clean and safe water for vulnerable children and families in Kenya

Children participated in the launch of inaugural operational guidelines for child protection in emergencies

Embracing Child Protection in Kenya's Humanitarian Landscape

The Child Protection in Emergencies Guidelines provide a clear framework for child-centred emergency preparedness, response and recovery in Kenya. They are...

Empowering Women to Access and Participate in Economic Activities in Kenya

Empowering Women to Access and Participate in Economic Activities in Kenya

Disability Inclusion in Leadership and Economic Activities

Disability Inclusion in Leadership and Economic Activities Improves Lives in Baringo County, Kenya.

World Vision donated desks to Chepseon Primary School in Salgaa, Nakuru County, aimed at improving the learning conditions in the school. ©World Vision Photo/Sarah Ooko.

World Vision boosts education infrastructure in Salgaa, Nakuru County

World Vision boosts education infrastructure in Salgaa, Nakuru County. This follows the donation of 260 desks by the organisation, worth over a million...

Regreening Communities Learning Forum

World Vision’s new inclusive community-led environmental restoration project model known as Regreening Communities, incorporates various restoration...

Mother-to-Mother project improves the well-being of children and families

The Bamba Mother-to-Mother Project, funded by Shionogi & Co., Ltd. in Japan, improved maternal and child health in Kilifi County, Kenya.

World Vision's digital literacy projects in Western Kenya are making a significant impact, improving the educational performance of children in the region.©World Vision Photo/Allan Wekesa.

Digital literacy project improves learning in schools

World Vision is keen on collaborating with the government to bridge the digital divide between children in urban and rural areas, as well as those from...

World Vision staff, Kenya Police Service representatives, County government officials, among other stakeholders pose for a picture outside the Child Protection Unit that was constructed through the support of World Vision, within the Matete Police Station.

World Vision and Kenya Police Service Commission Child Protection Unit in Matete

The new child protection unit offers a specialised centre within the Matete Police Station for handling children’s matters, as well as offering care to...