Parents should be empowered to be able providing their children with a home where all their basic needs are covered.
Every family has its own history. Together with our social work team, they develop individual solutions to regain social and financial independence.
Examples:
Selling vegetables at the market
Agriculture / Farming
School education for the children
We work with various partners who help us identify families in need. Close collaboration with village leaders and the family department of the social welfare is important to us, as they know best which families require support.
During our first visit to a new family, we record all important facts and information. In follow-up visits, we get to know the family members better and gain a deeper understanding. Mutual trust is the foundation for successful collaboration. Together, we develop individual solutions to transform their current difficult situation into a more stable and secure future.
Veronica is a widow and mother of two teenagers.
We helped secure a stall at the local market, provided some of the materials and advised on how to run her very own profitable vegetable business! Veronica goes to the central market in town to buy the vegetables and sells them later at the local market near her home. Her daughter can now go to school to receive an education, and the family has enough money to pay for their basic needs.
Due to the challenges of having no father and taking care of a disabled brother, Agata is not able to go to school nor is her mother able to work. We financially supported Agata's mother by paying for one month's rent for a room, where she can keep chickens, next to their home. Further, we provided the family with some materials and food for them. Agata's mother is now able to raise chickens and sell them to restaurants to generate a sustainable income.
As the slideshow shows, we built a shower for a family in a village, using affordable, functional and local materials. In addition, we create safe living spaces by building bathrooms, toilets, roofs, or even rooms and houses, which you can see in the video above. Another example of the help Kipepeo will continue to provide is shown on our story page. We built a house for a family affected by albinism, as it is extremely dangerous for albinos to be in the sun for extended periods of time.