NAME: Margaret Nyaguthi PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 I am Margaret Nyaguthi aged 49 years, married and a mother of two children. I live in Kiawara slums in Nyeri town together with my family. Prior to NCCK micro-credit project in 2005, I and my husband used to sell a
NAME: Margaret Kawira Kagundu PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 My name is Margaret Kawira. I am 36 years old, married and a mother of four children. I live in Witemere slums in Nyeri town. Prior to NCCK micro-credit project in 2005, I used to run a grocery kiosk which
NAME: Shelmith Wangari PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 My name is Shelmith Wangari a resident of Majengo slums in Nyeri town. I am a 49 year old single mother of three. I also live with my late sister’s two children and my aged mother. Before the intervention by the
NAME: Bishop Stephen Njogu REGION: Central COURSE: Church and State After being trained in August 2011 on Church and State course, I as the Bishop planned on how to deliver the same to my pastors in the diocese. I booked a hotel Hill Park in Karatina and invited them together with their spouses (wives). It
NAME: James W. Gachanja REGION: Central COURSE: Peace and Conflict Management After training on conflict management and response it has assisted me in solving alot of problems amicably. For instance, I was appointed in Nyandarua Central District to train on District Peace Committee which has assisted very much in solving conflicts on land issues, and
NAME: Lawrencia G. Kinyua REGION: Central COURSE: Women on Gender and Development I have been attending several NCCK workshops and they have made me change from the situation I was before. I could not be able to address the congregation but due to the skills I obtained from the facilitators. I am able to hold
NAME: Rev. Paul Chege REGION: Central COURSE: HIV & AIDS Counselling Through the NCCK training courses, I have been enlightened and thus able to help the congregation. Much has been achieved since then. 1) People living with HIV/AIDS are now accepted in the church as well as in the society, stigma has declined. 2) Through