- Through the Widows Empowerment Program, they are rebuilding lives and creating stronger homes.
- In North Alego, Hera Mar Mond Ruodhi Widows are standing out for their determination and shared efforts.
- The project is restoring dignity and improving livelihoods for widows across Alego Usonga.
- The initiative receives strong support from PS Dr. Raymond Omollo and local leader Ayugi Victor.
In the heart of North Gem Ward, the Masene Widows group is showing what it means to rise after hardship. Their courage and teamwork have become a symbol of progress in the region. These women, once faced with deep struggles, are now taking charge of their futures through the Widows Empowerment Program.
The program is offering them a platform to not only rebuild their homes but also contribute meaningfully to their community’s growth. It is more than just support — it is a new beginning.
Uplifting Lives in North Alego
Meanwhile, in North Alego Ward, the Hera Mar Mond Ruodhi Widows group is also making strides. These women continue to inspire with their unity and drive to uplift one another. Under the same empowerment initiative, they are receiving tools and resources that aim to improve their day-to-day lives.
Their determination is sending a strong message — that widows, despite their pain, can still lead, build, and thrive when given the right support.
Leadership Backing Fuels the Progress
The Widows Empowerment Program across Alego Usonga has grown stronger, thanks to the committed backing of PS Dr. Raymond Omollo and Ayugi Victor. Their leadership is ensuring widows do not walk this journey alone.
With their continued help, the program is reaching more homes, restoring hope, and giving widows a chance to stand tall again.
