The programs conducted by CWPFG in August 2026 expanded its reach even more. Here are some events:
This group of young women entrepreneurs are from Tulu Village, one of the 10 villages currently involved in the Natalie Andre Women Entrepreneurship Program. They are among the 213 given loan/grants by CWPFG.
Mourine Sharon benefited from this program as well. Here, she is selling small fish and liquid cooking oil for survival; she was given KSH 3,000 ($23) for start up.
Monica Atieno, who received an entrepreneurship loan/grant of KSH 4,000 ($31), is using it to sell tomatoes, other vegetables and small fish, called Omena, which is a tiny freshwater fish from the carp family found in Lake Victoria.
Nancy Atieno received KSH 6,200 ($48) from the entrepreneurship program and she is using the grant to trade on her small fish. She appreciates CWPFG very much, and says that, through this program, she is able to pay fees and take care of her children.