KWEPU – the 2025 Annual Report
Our partner organization KWEPU – Kamayoge Woman Education Progressive Unit – has been around since 2019. First came creative ideas, then planned implementation. Persistence and patience lead to success. We […]

Our partner organization KWEPU – Kamayoge Woman Education Progressive Unit – has been around since 2019. First came creative ideas, then planned implementation. Persistence and patience lead to success. We […]

KWEPU implements various projects to support the community, especially in the areas of child welfare, women empowerment and environmental restoration. KWEPU places great emphasis on sharing ideas, knowledge and best […]

What happened one year after the founding of the orchard? On the 24th October2022, KWEPU initiated an orchard garden on the western part of Rusinga. We are operating on three […]

The main source of livelihood for the people of Rusinga Island is fishing, and only a few engage in horticulture along the lakeshore. The supply of fruit in Rusinga is […]

Thanks to a donation from the OMEXOM company in Dresden, our partners were able to establish a small tree nursery on the grounds of Kamasengre Mixed Secondary School in October […]

KWEPU as a community-based organization (CBO) is running a tree nursery since April 2020. The nursery is located in a big parcel of land where other activities like horticulture, and […]

KWEPU is a community based organization undertaking various community activities which include environmental conservation, educational and health programs. Most of our programs are directly linked to schools. In 2020, COVID-19 […]

Strengthening community – one of our three major themes that we pursue with our partners on Rusinga. Ramanus Abade briefly summarizes 2021 and sends us some voices. Since the foundation […]

Christmas is the time when our thoughts are especially with our neighbors. Near and far. And on Rusinga Island. We would like to share the joy that our heartfelt project […]
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