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Partnerships help WODEF deepen community reach, strengthen local advocacy, and create more durable pathways for action.
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ProgramsVocational training pathways expanding livelihood options for young women
Skills development works best when it connects training to real pathways into work, self-employment, and economic confidence.
Case StudyMentorship spaces helping girls build confidence, voice, and direction
WODEF mentorship sessions are creating practical spaces where girls can ask questions, build confidence, and strengthen their sense of possibility.
Recovery & ResilienceWODEF Benchmark Visit to Moi Teaching Referral Hospital’s AMPATH AYAM Recovery Center: Recovery in Action Through Client-Led Enterprise
A WODEF benchmark visit to the AMPATH AYAM Recovery Center highlighted how client-led enterprise can turn recovery into dignity, ownership, and long-term reintegration.
Skills & LivelihoodsWODEF Vocational Center Celebrates 1st Graduation Ceremony as 86 Trainees Complete Six-Month Skills Program
WODEF celebrated the graduation of 86 trainees who completed a six-month vocational skills program, marking a major milestone in practical, market-driven empowerment.
PartnershipsWODEF Joins Local Alliance Partners to Strengthen OVC Programs in Kisii County
WODEF joined local alliance partners in Kisii County to align strategies, strengthen OVC programming, and improve support systems for vulnerable children and families.
Mental Health & Well-BeingWODEF Convenes AMPATH AYAM Training to Strengthen Mental Health and Well-Being for Young Women and Girls
WODEF convened an AMPATH AYAM training that equipped community actors with practical skills to support mental health and well-being for young women and girls in Kisii and Nyamira.
PartnershipsWODEF Participates in USAID Nuru ya Mtoto Workplan Dissemination Meeting in Kisii
WODEF joined USAID Nuru ya Mtoto and local alliance partners in Kisii to align priorities, strengthen OVC programming, and advance community-based action.
Health & DignityWODEF and AMSHA Africa Implement Five-Day Training on Menstrual Hygiene Management and Organic Pad Production
WODEF and AMSHA Africa trained grassroots women’s groups on menstrual hygiene management and organic sanitary pad production to help end period poverty.