Tag: Kenya
Meat and trees for exam students – IDAK
The KSh 160 Dream: Winda Anoro’s Journey from Casual Labor to Thriving Entrepreneur
By Kenyanito Dudi, IDAK Foundation In the heart of Katwekera, a bustling and densely populated area within Nairobi’s Kibera slum, lives Winda Anoro. Winda is a portrait of resilience—a devoted mother and wife whose entrepreneurial journey began with nothing more than a deep need to provide and a meager KSh…
Rice, beans and greens for the KG students
The benefits of a school lunch
Dinah’s story – IDAK
written by Kenyanito Dudi, IDAK Founder and Director During a recent visit to the Obotch area of Nyalenda in a sprawling informal settlement of Kisumu City, we met with “Dinah”, a determined single mother raising her two-year-old son and seven-year-old daughter under difficult circumstances. Dinah lives in a small corrugated…
Samuel* – IDAK bursary recipient
*name chosen to protect identity One of the ways in which CRED’s Kenyan partner I Dream Again (IDAK) helps young people realise their dreams is through provision of bursaries for high school education, when the young person is living in conditions that make self-funding an impossibility. Samuel is one such…
Natalia – IDAK bursary recipient
*name chosen to protect identity One of the ways in which CRED’s Kenyan partner I Dream Again (IDAK) helps young people realise their dreams is through provision of bursaries for high school education, when the young person is living in conditions that make self-funding an impossibility. Natalia is one such…
Graduation day at Spurgeons Academy
GIFTED HANDS PARLOUR -“Mellany”- IDAK
written by Kenyanito Dudi IDAK mapped out and is journeying with “Mellany” in entrepreneurship. Mellany is a youth from a complex family background riddled with extreme poverty; who was orphaned at a formative years and lived with her grandparents in the village of Western Kenya. She was a victim of…
