What We Do

Our Programs

Seven practical programs across Maraka, Mihuu, and Ndivisi wards, one promise: listen first, then give support a family can use the very same week.

A Mama Mboga vendor standing behind tomatoes at her stall under a blue umbrella

Livelihoods

Small Trader Support (Mama Mboga)

We help vegetable vendors across Maraka, Mihuu, and Ndivisi grow their businesses with small restock grants, savings circles (chamas), and simple bookkeeping training — so the stall stays full and the profit stays in her hands.

A Boda Boda rider in a reflective jacket beside his motorcycle

Safety & Livelihoods

Boda Boda Safety & Support

Rider training, helmets and reflective gear, and small grants for licences and repairs for operators serving all three wards — so every ride home is a safe one and the bike keeps earning.

A smallholder farmer standing among maize and banana plants

Agriculture

Farmer Empowerment

We support smallholder farmers in Webuye East with better farming methods, quality seed, crop diversification beyond maize and beans, and stronger links to buyers and markets.

Young people learning together in a community training session

Youth

Youth Empowerment

Sports leagues, education bursaries, and entrepreneurship bootcamps for young people in Maraka, Mihuu, and Ndivisi — on the pitch, in the classroom, and in business.

A volunteer sharing a warm moment with an elderly woman at home

Care

Elderly Care

Regular health checks, companionship visits, and basic support like food hampers for seniors across the constituency — so no grandmother or grandfather is ever forgotten.

Women and children collecting clean water at a community tap

Health & Water

Community Health & Water

We address clean water access and health services in Webuye East's three wards — protecting springs, supporting community water points, and bringing health outreach closer to home.

Primary school pupils at their desks in a worn classroom

Critical Need

Education & Classroom Crisis

Public primary schools across Maraka, Mihuu, and Ndivisi face severe infrastructure shortages. Some schools, like Furoi Primary, are using only three doors to serve over 435 pupils and teachers, and many operate without offices or perimeter fencing — leaving children exposed to insecurity. We are committed to a safe, conducive learning environment for every child in Webuye East.

What we do

  • Advocate for additional classroom construction in overcrowded schools
  • Support renovation of dilapidated classrooms
  • Partner with NG-CDF and the county government on infrastructure projects
  • Raise awareness about the classroom shortage crisis

Every program starts with a shilling of kindness

Your M-Pesa gift becomes stock for a stall, a helmet for a rider, a course fee for a dreamer, or a hamper for a grandmother.

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