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WNSP Supports Home Builders Conference

During the conference Dr. Mira Matembe, provided training on roles and responsibilities in a family for both men, women and children. This raised much discussion, as the luo culture does not allow men to do most of the household work. Through this training the...

Planting Kitchen Gardens at Home and School

St. Kathernie secondary girls school planting vegetables to improve on their nutrition at school WNSP in partnership with Care International are bringing training in nutrition to women to improve the diversity in their diets, increase production and growing skills for...

Kate’s Story

“ I am so grateful to WNSP and mama Mary for her open heart to support others.” - Catekeren Catekeren Laswai is a Masai from Tazania, she is a Director of OKIA (Our Kids In Africa) an organization which supports and trains adolescent youth on nutrition and health. Her...

Obanga-Kica Story

“We give thanks to WNSP for supporting women in Lira city!” - Mary Okello Mary Okello (seen in the picture above on the right) is one of the founders of Obanga-Kica women’s saving and loan group. She supports the group as an accountant by auditing the books at the end...

Esther Woman’s Leadership Training Pt.2

Esther Leadership TrainingEsther training is making a significant difference in the lives of the people of Lira City. Just like bible character of Esther, we encourage women that they are called for such a time as this. It is no accident that they are living during...

Honoring George

We at WNSP send sincere greetings to our friends and supporters out there. We aregrateful for the support and encouragement we receive, that’s what keeps us runningand pursuing this journey. We are also particularly energized by the results we see fromthe work that we...

Esther Woman’s Leadership Training

Since April 2022 WNSP has been carrying out trainings called the Esther Woman’s Leadership Training. The goal of these trainings is to empower women to bring change in their homes and communities. An initial group of 8 women completed the first training in August...