The project will empower 200 disadvantaged women in Soweto with poultry husbandry, Entrepreneurial skills and egg incubators as a means to economical independence.
Over 500 women in Soweto slums in Nairobi, due to challenges associated, lack of skills with HIV/AIDS, poverty have been relegated to life of deprivation thus resorting to begging and other risky behaviors such as prostitution which are likely increase HIV/AIDS cases in the area
We will provide Poultry Husbandry and Entrepreneurial skills, on successful graduation the graduates will be offered with egg incubators to set up a poultry rearing business.
The project will provide 200 disadvantaged women an opportunity, to cater for their family needs thus reduce poverty in the the 200 households
