Data That Tells a Story

Pillar 1: Large-Scale Educational Impact (WASH & Mental Health)

  • WASH Success: Reached 50,511 schoolchildren across 77 primary schools with hygiene education. This isn't just a "small project"; it’s a district-level intervention.

  • Mental Health Reach: Impacted 6,000 youth through evidence-based wellness strategies, demonstrating the ability to handle high-volume social programs.

  • Behavioral Change: Achieved a reported 80% reduction in waterborne illnesses in partner schools

Pillar 2: The "Gender-Climate Nexus" (Innovation)

  • Survivor-Led Agribusiness: Moving beyond advocacy to train 60+ GBV survivors in high-tech, low-cost solutions like Black Soldier Fly (BSF) and regenerative farming.

  • Green Independence: Providing start-up grants (Ksh 20k–50k) to 30+ women, proving that the program creates permanent financial independence, not just temporary aid.

Pillar 3: Institutional Advocacy (Governance)

  • Budget Influence: Successfully advocated for increased reproductive health and family planning budget allocations in Kakamega County. This shows you have political capital and are influencing systems, not just individuals.

  • Network Leadership: Serving as the convener of the Kakamega Community of Practice Network positions WE REACH as a thought leader rather than just an implementer.