WaWa Kenya

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WA-WA centre at Kaugege area.
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Bountiful harvest.
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Training by the lakeside.
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Our team at WA-WA.
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Our centre located at Kaugege.
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WA-WA provides safe places for vocational training such as our centre in Kaugege area.
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WA-WA seeks to expand household economic and income streams as a means to create sustainable livelihoods by enhancing women employability and economic strengthening opportunities through training in key areas such as fishing, fish farming and weaving.
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Our soap making project as a means of Economic Strengthening.
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We have partnered with local farming communities to start up pig farming projects as a way to provide economic sustainability.
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Our boat building project provides fisher women with the necessary tools needed to practice safe fishing and fend for their families financially.
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Through value addition, products made from raw materials around the lake region can be sold as a way of making a living.
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WA-WA works at community level to build the capacity of community activists to engage with their communities through dialogue and conversations on the harmful violations around these forms of sexual violence, thus building community based movements.
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WA-WA fish farming project promotes value addition to fish produce as a means to improve pricing of products from HHs to markets.
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Skills and training activities which includes entrepreneurship and marketing is offered to expand women skill levels.
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Converting water hyacinth into products.
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Welcome to Wa Wa Kenya

WA-WA Kenya is a registered Non Governmental Organization, and founded with an aim to stop ’sex for fish’ practices by empowering women and girls around Lake Victoria regions to establish an opportunity for them to improve on their livelihoods, seeks to establish a strategic partnership with organizations to improve access to basic, quality education and adolescent development by working towards transformed institutions, laws and communities that respect the rights of children, especially the vulnerable girls in fisher communities in Homa bay County.

OUR IMPACT SINCE 2019

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Women Reached
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Youth Reached
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Counties Covered

What we do

Our thematic areas

Household economic strengthening

WA-WA aims to reduce the economic vulnerability of families and empower them to provide for the essential needs of the children in their care.

Strengthening Sexual and Reproductive Health and rights

WA-WA recognizes that GBV occurs in many forms that affect the sexual and reproductive health of women and girls

Leadership and governance

WA-Wa aims in enhancing leadership and governance for women and young people

Our projects work within 3 priority areas

Improve quality of Life

Towards women and girls infected and affected by HIV/AIDS by mitigation of Socio-economic impacts

Strengthening collaboration and coordination

This supports advocacy and system strengthening necessary for addressing responsive and effective social justices

Reproductive health

Strengthening the sexual and Reproductive health and rights of women and girls.

We, our Donors/Partners

News & Updates

WA-WA Quarterly Newslettter(Jan-March 2024)

We are changing the narrative of over-dependence on fishing and fish selling as the only means of survival for the community living …

Exchange visit by Siaya Muungano Network to WA-WA at WA-WA Economic Empowerment Centre, Kaugege- Mbita.We had the pleasure of sharing more on …

Did you know that feeding chicken with black soldier fly larvae can revolutionize poultry farming? These organisms pack a punch with their high …