Blog: Africa

Didi Hara Village, Ethiopia

Tuti Village, Ethiopia

The Awash River also runs through Tuti Village and the Agriculture Group uses it to water various vegetables. They are harvesting a wide range of produce. They want to grow their farm and are building a water canal to get more water. 

Ahumbe Village, Nigeria

Kiwanjani Village, Kenya

Kibera Slum, Kenya

The Kibera slum in Kenya is a vast slum with many different tribes inhabiting the area. It’s an urban slum with over 30,000 households. It highlights a poverty where everybody survives on less than a dollar a day. Despite many ongoing challenges, we have been able to impact the lives of the Halakhu Women’s Group.

Attir Village, Kenya

Since GHNI entered the Attir Village community, great and steady improvement has been visible. GHNI has continually endeavoured to change the way people should think about providing the basics of food and water for their community. Their vision of earning income has been expanded beyond solely livestock. Other venues have been wisely introduced. 

Isiolo Empowerment Centre, Kenya

The GHNI Empowerment Center in Isiolo is a polytechnic school that specialises in the training of young women and men in various skills such as beauty and hairdressing, tailoring and dressmaking, and food and beverage. Students who graduate from the school are able to stand on their own two feet and start a business with the skills they learnt from the school.

Gem Village, Kenya

Transformational Community Development (TCD) has become one of the most functional and dependable agents of change throughout the Gem community. TCD has aided in monitoring health issues across the community. After GHNI began serving in the Gem community, it became aware that there was a lack of adequate health personnel to monitor health issues among the people.

House of Ruth, Jordan

Both the English and Computer classes are still running nonstop for this month. The students are very interactive, learning and improving their skills in both classes. They love attending the classes. The teacher has taken note of this and feels personally quite rewarded. The teacher has offered to help and support the students to get prepared and ready for their final exams.
 

Harowayo, Ethiopia

Harowayo Village receives little rain, so Transformational Community Development (TCD) groups try to collect water for irrigation and drinking. This village is also severely affected by the drought, but it differs from the other villages because there is a river that runs through their group farm.