Agriculture is more than planting crops and keeping livestock. For millions of families, it is a source of food, income, employment and an opportunity to build a more secure future. Across Kenya, many households depend on agriculture either directly or indirectly. A small farm can provide food for the family, generate income through the sale […]

For most Kenyan families, an emergency is something they hope will never happen. But when it does, the biggest challenge is often not only the emergency itself—it is the financial pressure that comes with it. A sudden hospitalization, childbirth, or the death of a loved one can completely disrupt a family’s finances. Savings can disappear […]

For many young Kenyans, education has traditionally been associated with passing exams, earning certificates and securing formal employment. But as the job market continues to change, having academic qualifications alone may not always be enough. Practical skills can give young people another pathway—one that can lead to employment, self-employment and greater financial independence. Here are […]