Support to Transition; Free GBV survivors, Kenya

It has been a success, our recently transitioned girls are doing great! Through your support, the ladies are able to pay for their children daycare fee and also some pocket money for their daily vegetables. They have been performing well in school and they are great about their accomplishments. The three ladies have also been going through a Job Readiness Course in preparation for their next stage in life after completion of their studies. This course covers; CV writing, going for a job interview, how to look for a job and mindsets. It also involves exposing the ladies to the outside world through a support group normally held on Thursdays nights from 5-6Pm where they discuss various relevant topics.

Jane was a resident at Agatha Amani House for a period of 1 year and graduated in Febuary 2023. Through your support, Agatha Amani was able to support Jane with basic equipments to start her life and 3 months rent. Following her hard work and interest to all the skills trained at the shelter, Jane stand out and was offered an opportunity at AAH. She has now joined the AAH staff as the Caregiver and Farm Assisstant. Her prior knowledge of the farm when she was a resident and her dedication to learn and help around was a key determinant when transitioning her to a staff of AAH and show the other survivors the program is worth their future in the organization, as they are the perfect mentors since they have gone through the program. we are happy to have Jane onboard. She sometimes stays at the shelter and also goes back to her home for some days when she is not on duty. This has continued to make AAH a surviors led shelter.