Our Impact and Stories

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Women inmates housed in the 18 Kenya women prisons are vulnerable and face unique challenges, most of which come from the women's disadvantaged backgrounds. Their past experiences of abuse, neglect, and domestic violence have made most of them suffer diverse mental illnesses and trauma.

These women are challenged by the conditions including but not limited to poor architecture of prisons, strict security procedures, limited healthcare and or no family contact, and poor diet.

The latter presents extreme problems in health and childcare especially to pregnant inmates, who are eventually the primary caregivers to their children. Women of Faith Foundation Ltd. empowers Kenya women inmates through counselling and food donation. The above visit to Busia women's prison in 2023 with support by the Women of Faith Foundation-UK, provided counselling and food to over 50 women inmates and over 10 children, and initiated progressive engagement in mediating between the women and their families after jail term.

Well wishers are invited to support Women of Faith Foundation Ltd. to impact the lives of more Kenyan women inmates.

Women of Faith Foundation is a spiritual organization that strongly believes faith in God can promote hope in women and empower them to face life challenges fearlessly. Vulnerable women in Kenya are faced with strong economic challenges with most of them doing miniature jobs that earn them as little as a dollar or less per day. The foundation held a meeting with the Kenya women of Kakamega and the clergy to thank God for a successful financial empowerment program of Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA). The program was able to promote the women financially to the level of starting small businesses and increase their support in the family.

Through this program recorded data revealed many of the families enjoyed more peace and stability, with limited domestic violence. The foundation is seeking for support business start-up capital aiming at stabilizing and improving the women’s income.

Feeding people increases their energy levels and betters their focus, making it easy for them to attend workshops for skills training, and empowerment forums for learning moral and social values.

Women of Faith Foundation engages in feeding the vulnerable women in the villages as a means to achieving the goal of women empowerment. This program took place in the Church of God, Mushinaka,

Kenya where over 400 women gathered from Ebushisoka village. We appeal to well wishers to offer support of money or kind to enable the organization scale up help to more women.

Women of Faith Foundation commits to feeding the hungry women and children in various parts of Kenya. Hunger makes it more difficult for a person to learn, work, pursue opportunities and contribute to society. It drains a person's energy, destroys mental acuity, and exacts a heavy price on health throughout his or her life. Here the Foundation fed and donated food to over 250 vulnerable families through the Love Mission Church in Emali Kenya. The area is hot and dry, and many families are in food crisis.

Women of Faith Foundation believes in sustainable programs that sustain support to the vulnerable women and children. With support of a well-wisher organization, WFF-UK, Women of Faith Foundation engaged low-income women of Butere, Kenya, into a farming project. About 300 families are now able to fight hunger by participating in farming, growing crops and feeding their families. The foundation is open to well wishers who can provide finances to promote women agricultural projects.

Women of Faith Foundation is committed to promoting women sense of self-worth, ability to determine their own choices, and their right to influence social change for themselves and others in their families and the wider society. The foundation held a social forum of over 200 women and empowered them for healthy management of domestic violence and sexual abuse, economic growth and conflict management.

Successes of women of faith foundation Limited programs are firmly founded on counseling, and engagement, and a combination of strategies meant to improve women productivity and limit depressive symptoms among them. In this social forum the Foundation engaged experts to discuss with and teach the vulnerable women on financial growth, domestic violence, and stress management.

The participatory discussions effectively limited the women’s depressive symptoms, improved their psychological resilience, and initiated strategies for social support among them, their families and the society around. The Foundation aims at implementing effective intervention measures to improve the women’s social and mental health, targeting loneliness and stress from marriages and children. This is a challenging task requiring expert counsellors who need support. Financial support will greatly help the organization to carry out this task.

Women of Faith Foundation is committed to promoting women sense of self-worth, ability to determine their own choices, and their right to influence social change for themselves and others in their families and the wider society. The foundation held a social forum of over 200 women and empowered them for healthy management of domestic violence and sexual abuse, economic growth and conflict management.

Women of Faith Foundation participates to support children’s homes. The Wings of Hope Rescue Home is located in Kamulu along Kangundo Road in Kenya. The home houses and meets the needs of over 300 girls and children who can't live with their own families because of social crisis of being victims of incest, pregnancy and neglect. The home is a caring environment that provides food, shelter, and space for play and leisure. The home also seeks well wisher support for the girls’ education. Women of Faith Foundation visited and donated food and upkeep material to the girls and the children, and also conducted a counselling session with the girls. We implore on well wishers to join and support in any way they can..

Matta is a village in Taita Taveta Taita-Taveta county, which covers an area of 17,083.9 km2. Of this, 62%, or 11,100 km2, is within Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks. The remaining 5,876 km2 consists of small-scale farms, ranches, sisal estates, water bodies (such as Lakes Chala and Jipe in Taveta and Mzima springs), and hilltop forests. The village is sparsely populated. WOFF held the empowerment meeting at Matta ACK church. Most women walked at close to 10 km.

The live interview with women revealed that there was violence, which resulted in unemployment, multiple relationships, food shortages and long distances in search of water. Women expressed their concerns by requesting WOFF to find them a lasting water solution.

Women also requested more seminars for economic and financial empowerment.

The lockdown did not limit the WOFF program to training women on how to make home detergents, including cleaning soaps, jik, and Harpic, among other detergents. The reason for training these women was to;

WOFF invited friends to celebrate the achievements for one year in June 2019. The agenda for celebrating was to;

1. Reflecting on achievements: This provides an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and milestones reached in the past year. It allows members of the organization to appreciate the progress made, acknowledge the hard work put in, and take pride in what has been accomplished. This helps to build morale and motivation within the team as they see the positive impact of their efforts.
2. Building credibility and trust: Helps to build credibility and trust among stakeholders, such as clients, partners, and investors.
3. Fostering a sense of belonging and unity: Celebrating the first anniversary of an organization brings its members together and fosters a sense of belonging and unity.

Violence, increased levels of poverty, unemployment and divorce featured strongly during a live interview. Women who have children with disability face challenges, including Fear and worry about their children's pain and suffering, guilt over the limits of their ability to protect the children, feelings of isolation because they Miss out on many family-oriented activities because their child's disability prevents them from successfully participating, grief over and fear of separation.

The speakers provided counselling, financial freedom advocacy awareness, and health management training. More than 300 women attended the workshop, and meals and refreshments were served.

Several issues affecting vulnerable women and youth can be addressed through empowerment initiatives. One such issue is gender inequality, where women and girls face discrimination and limited opportunities. Another is the lack of access to education and healthcare for marginalized women and youth. Higher rates of poverty and economic insecurity, Violence and abuse are other critical issues affecting these individuals.

Furthermore, vulnerable women and youth often lack a voice and representation in decision-making processes. Empowerment initiatives can provide leadership and advocacy training, encouraging them to participate in community, national, and global conversations and influencing policies and programs that directly impact their lives. Women of Faith Foundation held advocacy and awareness to address the above issues in webuye Grace Achiever’s ground. 150 women and over 100 youth attended a two-day seminar that left them uplifted and ready to start a new beginning.

Christine Owinyi, the Main speaker, was invited to speak to women on Stress Management, one of the areas that the women identified. The ratio of women to men affected by stress is that women are more affected than men due to financial worries, job security, issues at the workplace, relationship issues, family conflict, and traumatic events like the loss of a loved one, severe. This was revealed during the live interview session. Esther Wanza spoke on matters of financial freedom. More than 200 women attended the empowerment forum which lasted the whole day, and meals were served on time.

Over 300 women were employed. Doctor Nephat and Sister Ruth were the speakers of the day. Doctor Nephat trained women in Mental Health Care through counselling, mental health awareness, and safe family planning methods.

Sister Ruth encouraged women through her personal experience of marriage and testimony. She lost 10 children, one at a time, during delivery. She was divorced. Even though she encountered challenges in marriage, she did not lose hope. Instead, she enrolled in school and became a teacher. She crewed in ranks to the head of school.

Excitement by the women requested women to hold more forums to enlighten their lives.

The Women of Faith Foundation (WOFF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering vulnerable women in Kenya and beyond. Established in 2018, WOFF is committed to providing comprehensive support and resources to help women achieve personal, economic, and emotional independence.

Mission
"To empower and uplift vulnerable women through comprehensive support, education, and resources, fostering financial empowerment, personal growth, mental health wellness, and self-sufficiency. Our mission is to provide a nurturing environment where women can flourish, equipping them with the tools and knowledge to thrive, contributing to a society where every woman's potential is realized and celebrated."

Vision
‘’ Our vision is to create a society where every woman embraces her potential, leading confidently, making lasting contributions, and inspiring positive change in her community and beyond.”