Kodulem community has achieved a major public health milestone. With all households owning latrines, the community celebrated this victory through a CLTS celebration, signaling the end of open defecation and the beginning of a healthier future.
"A community can only change when they sit down and reflect, analyze, and realize that these harmful practices do not benefit them. True transformation starts when the people themselves see the need to change." - Daniel Muruka.
“I used to think teenage pregnancy was just fate,” shared one student peer educator. “Now I know it’s something we can prevent through the right information and support.”
Beyond the rough roads and rising dust, a mission unfolds — to reach, to serve, and to give hope where it’s needed most. Because if we don’t, who will?
In the quiet hills of Kacheliba, a sanitation revolution is taking shape. The Kodulem community — once with only 12 toilets among 413 homes — is now building its way to change. From village meetings to simple, hand-dug latrines, hope is rising one household at a time. With each new toilet, Kodulem moves closer to becoming Open Defecation Free — and to proving that lasting change begins within.
In a refreshing twist, our team took the quarterly review meeting to the heart of North Pokot — Akiriamet. Away from boardrooms and hotels, staff bonded over a campfire, goat roasting, and honest reflection on July–September activities. The open skies inspired open minds — and a renewed sense of purpose.
This a community right based project, in Kiwawa ward, North Pokot Sub County in West Pokot County. The project is sponsored by Forumsyd through Rotary doctors with Community Nursing Services…
Kimondo Jiggers Campaign - Trans-Nzoia INTRODUCTION The campaign took place in Kimondo community unit of Endebess sub county Trans-nzoia county on the 6, 7, and 8th February 2021. the unit…
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