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Resource Type: Articles
Young people challenging stigma in Kenya
Resource Type: Research reports
How livestock markets can build the resilience of pastoralists against drought in Kenya
Resource Type: Impact reports
How an early church and community mobilisation (CCM) pilot grew into a national phenomenon
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Inspiring survivor Wangu Kanja set up an organisation to address sexual violence in Kenya
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Read how Farm Concern International helped farmers in Kenya to boost their profits
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The local church, Christian organisations and individuals can all advocate effectively for improved health services
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Peter Kamau Muthui and his five siblings grew up in residential care in Kenya. In this moving interview, he shares the impact this had on his life
Resource Type: Case studies
Tearfund partner, CCSMKE, empowers the local church to secure a convenient water source
Resource Type: Case studies
Case study with the Kisii and Maasai communities of Kenya
Resource Type: Articles
by Anna Wells. Bob Kokonya and his family in north-west Kenya used to rely completely on tin lamps for lighting their home between 6–10pm each day. The lamps used half a litre of kerosene a day, which cost Bob 60 Kenyan shillings (around US $23 each month). Also, the family’s nostrils would be blackened by the morning because of the sooty smoke produced when kerosene burns in the open air. ‘The house was very smoky and we were coughing all the time’, Bob said.
