By Marilyn Atieno | Programs Manager.
Sarah is a young entrepreneur from Homa Bay County who participated in our livelihoods training.
After completing the training, Sarah decided to turn her skills into an income-generating opportunity. With just $50 in start-up capital, she started a small salon from her home. What began as a modest home-based business has steadily grown, and today Sarah earns approximately $150 per month.
For Sarah, the salon is more than a business, it is a pathway toward greater financial independence and a more secure future.
Her journey demonstrates what can happen when young people have access to practical business skills, mentorship, and the opportunity to put their ideas into action, the core approach of our livelihoods pathway.
From a $50 investment to $150 in monthly income, Sarah is building her livelihood one customer at a time.
By Victor Oswago | Programs Cordinator
By Marilyn Atieno | Programs Cordinator
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