- Led by Interior PS Dr. Raymond Omollo and Victor Ayugi, widows in Migori County received training and resources for sustainable livelihoods.
- Financiall Beneficiaries were equipped with skills in financial stability and community empowerment to help them thrive independently.
- The initiative reached widows in West Sakwa (Awendo Constituency), Godjope, Kwa, and Kakrao Wards.
- The program’s theme, “Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress,” aligned with Women’s Day 2025 celebrations.
- By empowering widows, the program promotes inclusive development and stronger communities.
Widows in Migori County embraced new opportunities for growth over the weekend through the Widows Empowerment Program, an initiative championed by Interior PS Dr. Raymond Omollo and team leader Victor Ayugi. The program, designed to equip widows with financial skills and resources, aims to transform lives and foster community resilience.
The empowerment sessions, held in West Sakwa Ward (Awendo Constituency), provided widows with practical knowledge on financial stability and self-sufficiency. By offering strategic interventions, the initiative is helping women gain confidence and independence, ensuring a brighter future for their families.
Widow Groups Benefit from Program Outreach
The initiative extended its support to several widow groups across Migori County, including:
- Godjope Widows (Godjope Ward)
- Vumilia Widows (Kwa Ward)
- Talented Widows (Kakrao Ward)
During a weekend that coincided with Women’s Day 2025, the empowerment sessions reinforced the importance of investing in women’s resilience and potential.
“Investing in women accelerates progress for communities and the nation,” said Victor Ayugi, highlighting the initiative’s theme: “Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress.”
Strengthening Communities Through Women’s Empowerment
The Widows Empowerment Program is a testament to the impact of empowering women. By equipping widows with the tools for economic growth and community leadership, the initiative is driving inclusive and sustainable development.
As the program continues to reach more areas, its long-term goal is to ensure widows have equal access to opportunities, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to society and secure better futures for their children.
