Penninah Kariithi

Wednesday, 09 April 2014 / Published in Central Region, Education and Health, Transformational Stories
NAME:  Penninah Kariithi REGION: Central COURSE:  Gender issues After training on Gender issue, I went home and talked to my husband how we should help our only son to cook. We decided we have a day of me in kitchen and a day of women in the kitchen. The father and the son were cooking

Julia

Wednesday, 09 April 2014 / Published in Central Region, Education and Health, Transformational Stories
NAME:  Julia REGION: Central COURSE: HIV & AIDS Counselling Out of the training on HIV & AIDS Counselling I decided to start visiting such people in their homes. One day in 2010 our Evangelist told me of a lady in a place called Witemere in Nyeri town who was very sick (was HIV positve). I

Mary Gaikia

Wednesday, 09 April 2014 / Published in Central Region, Education and Health, Transformational Stories
NAME:  Mary Gaikia REGION:  Central Region COURSE:  Skills in Adaptable Technology I am Mary Watiri Gaikia from Nyahururu. I’m a retired civil servant for four years now after working with the Government of Kenya for twenty nine years. I have been a co-worker with myhusband in the Church ministry with the Anglican Church of Kenya

Charles Mwangi

Wednesday, 12 March 2014 / Published in Education and Health, South Rift Region, Transformational Stories
NAME:                  Charles Mwangi CONSTITUENCY:     Gilgil DATE:                    15th November, 2013   a)     Didn’t know how to document and didn’t take documentation seriously.   b)     They made the group / me active by facilitating the activities   c)      Am now a confident leader and a

Joseck Ananda – Ngei Youth Group

Wednesday, 12 March 2014 / Published in Education and Health, South Rift Region, Transformational Stories
NAME:                   Joseck Ananda – Ngei Youth Group CONSTITUENCY:     Gilgil DATE:                    14th November, 2013     a)     Before the Intervention Before the intervention of NCCK on the basis of HIV prevention and treatment, I was a victim of stigma and discrimination. This was

Eliud Njoroge Kibe

Wednesday, 12 March 2014 / Published in Education and Health, South Rift Region, Transformational Stories
NAME:                    Eliud Njoroge Kibe CONSTITUENCY:     Maai-Mahiu Div. Naivasha District, Nakuru County DATE:                    15th November, 2013   The condition I was in before the intervention.   As concerning HIV/AIDS message, I had very little knowledge on mode of transmission, prevention and how one

NGEI YOUTH GROUP

Wednesday, 12 March 2014 / Published in Education and Health, South Rift Region, Transformational Stories
NAME:                   NGEI YOUTH GROUP CONSTITUENCY:     Gilgil DATE:                    15th November, 2013    1.      IDENTITY THE BENEFICIARY’S   The beneficiary is a group of college students. The college students are a mix of both gender, male and female ranging from the ages of eighteen

Larry Calvince Sang

Wednesday, 12 March 2014 / Published in Education and Health, South Rift Region, Transformational Stories
NAME:                  Larry Calvince Sang CONSTITUENCY:     Kuresoi North DATE:                   15th November, 2013   Initially before we were contracted, we as a group use to participate in real activities in the community. We used to operate within the locality.   After the interventions, the group realized

James Mwangi

Wednesday, 12 March 2014 / Published in Education and Health, South Rift Region, Transformational Stories
NAME:                  James Mwangi CONSTITUENCY:     Gilgil DATE:                   14th November, 2013   a)     Before the intervention I was just ordinary person, I was not knowledgeable on the issues of reproductive health.   b)     NCCK has been able to facilitate our monthly meetings where we discuss on

Muhammad Saidi

Wednesday, 12 March 2014 / Published in Education and Health, South Rift Region, Transformational Stories
NAME:                    Muhammad Saidi CONSTITUENCY:     Gilgil DATE:                   14th November, 2013     Before the Intervention   The group was only focused on theatre as a source of income, and only 16 members were recognized. The groups capacity was undeniably down and it was hard