Path From Poverty

Rural Women's micro-savings and access to clean water, kenya:helps local leaders equip members through training and support sothey can undertake projects to tackle the most pressing needs of theirfamilies and communities. In fy 2021, these projects focused on accessto clean, safe water and sustainable energy, income generation andcross-cultural work teams.group micro-savings: pfp provided water catchment tanks and solarpanels, and the women raised their own funds in their groups to alsopurchase these items locally on their own. The number of women involved in the project grew significantly.

Leadership support:pfp's commitment to equip women with leadership skills has been a long-standing program. Through support of local classes and introductions to network opportunities the kenyan leaders are receiving training locally. The regional program managers train their group members. Each year, the pfp staff and a group of volunteers spend time in kenya providing support and training. No revenue is derived From this program.

Cross-cultural work teams: pfp is committed to providing education and engagement opportunities for people in the developed world to expand their knowledge of participants' development practices. The outcomes are reducing Poverty and producing long-term transformational change in rural communities in the developing world. A volunteer work team visited kenya in june 2022.