Empowering Women With Hiv Through Street Business School: Building Res

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Project Snapshot

Ask Amount

KES 1,459,500

Project Stage

Pilot

Launch Date

Monday, September 4th, 2023

Project Manager

Rogers Omollo

Project Partners Inc

Business for Better Society

Project Summary

This project combats generational poverty among HIV-affected women in Homa Bay through entrepreneurship training and start-up grants. It supports 100 women to build sustainable businesses, improving their income and family well-being.

Intervention Areas

Economic Empowerment of WomenInfectious Diseases (HIVMalariaTB)Rural DevelopmentWomen's Rights & Leadership

Target Population

Low-Income Individuals & FamiliesVulnerable or Marginalized Populations (General)

Problem Statement

Rural women living with HIV in Homa Bay face generational poverty, stigma, and lack of economic independence, affecting family health and education.

Proposed Solution

Train 100 women in entrepreneurship, provide start-up grants/mentorship, and facilitate business creation rooted in the local economy.

Expected Impact

100 sustainable women-led businesses, reliable income streams, improved family access to health/education, and reduced poverty/stigma.

Sustainability Plan

Sustainability is fostered by building business capacity, establishing support networks, and creating a ripple effect where entrepreneurs train others.

Budget Breakdown

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