ALARM Kenya conducted a general leadership training in Kajiado County. 48 participants from 10 different denominations attended this training and about 1/3 of the participants were women leaders. As these leaders attended the sessions, they received training in servant leadership and were encouraged to train other leaders within their communities by sharing the skills and tools […]

The Malindi Mixed Farming Project has continued to reduce poverty in the communities and serves as a pay-it-forward project. Each beneficiary that receives a cow or goat is required to pass forward the first offspring to the next vulnerable member of the community. The program has a dairy plant that enables the beneficiaries to sell

As a response to the ongoing pandemic, ALARM Kenya undertook a COVID-19 Recovery Project which ran from November 2020 to April 2021. 60 women involved in small-scale businesses benefited from this project; 45 of them received a business capital injection boost which allowed them to revive their businesses to a sustainable level. The rest received training

ALARM Kenya is working with 20 women in the Kibera slums through the Breaking the Barriers of Vulnerable Single Women (BBVSM) project to foster sustainable livelihood. Since November 2020, the women have been trained in basic business and life skills, customer care, business plans, marketing plans, how to identify income-generating activities, table banking, group management, and conflict resolution. As these

As a response to the ongoing pandemic, ALARM Kenya undertook a COVID-19 Recovery Project which ran from November 2020 and will end in April 2021. 60 women involved in small-scale businesses benefited from this project; 45 of them received a business capital injection boost which allowed them to revive their businesses to a sustainable level. The rest

During the COVID-19 lockdown, the ALARM Kenya staff was able to provide food for 74 of the vulnerable beneficiaries who are part of the Breaking Barriers for Young Single Mothers (BBYSM) group in the Kibera slum. COVID-19 has had an enormous impact on the individuals living within the slums because most of the residents are involved in small businesses that were disrupted by the lockdown.

The Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods for Women in Ganze project is continuing to promote sustainable livelihood for women in Kilifi county. This project not only trains the participants in animal husbandry, but it is also a project that operates as a pay-it-forward activity. After a woman is given 2 does and a buck, she is required to take the first kids from each