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RADP Director, Lucy Itiolo, represented RADP during the radio talk shows, contributing to discussions on human trafficking, deceptive recruitment, prevention, and the role of communities in combating trafficking in persons Bulala Fm
Rural Action Development Program (RADP) was among the organizations that participated in the commemoration of the International Day Against Trafficking in Persons, joining partners and stakeholders in raising awareness, amplifying survivor voices, and strengthening collective efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking.
Participants observing their completed tower gardens, reflecting on their practical learning and progress.
As we continue with the implementation of the Youth Voice Empowerment Project – From Seed to Success, we are pleased with the progress made so far. Participants have successfully completed practical training in organic farming and spiral vertical gardening, equipping them with practical skills in climate-smart agriculture. Their enthusiasm, active participation, and commitment reflect a promising start as we continue empowering young people to build sustainable agribusinesses and resilient livelihoods.
We remain committed to delivering meaningful impact and look forward to sharing more milestones as the project progresses.
Cohort 1 youths gained hands-on skills in tower gardening, learning innovative ways to maximize limited space for sustainable food production and agribusiness opportunities.
Youth Voice Empowerment Project – From Seed to Success
Cohort 1 participants gained practical skills in organic farming and spiral vertical gardening, learning how to maximize limited spaces for sustainable food production and livelihoods.
Day 1 of Week 2 | Seeds to Success Project ..
Participants engaging in interactive learning and practical demonstrations as they strengthen their knowledge and skills in climate-smart agriculture and sustainable food production.
Rural Action Development Program (RADP) officially onboarded Cohort 1 participants into the Seeds to Success Project, with support from SHOFCO. The initiative seeks to empower young people through climate-smart agriculture, entrepreneurship, employability skills, and sustainable livelihood opportunities. Participants were introduced to lemongrass and mint production, value addition, agribusiness, and market access, laying the foundation for their journey towards economic empowerment and resilient livelihoods.
RADP among the eight organizations receiving an organizational systems strengthening grant from Dhamira Moja CBO through the MOTT Program .The KSh 80,000 grant enabled RADP to acquire essential equipment, including a laptop, router, printer, and roll-up banner, which strengthened our organizational operations, documentation, data management, communication, visibility, and accountability for greater community impact.
MHM sensitization and sanitary pad distribution at Our Lady of Mercy Senior School to promote menstrual health, dignity, and girls’ retention in school..
Distribution of scholastic materials to Orphans and Vulnerable Children as part of RADP’s education support intervention at Zion Temple Church in Burumba Ward in Matayos sub county.
Awareness creation on child trafficking and distribution of learning materials at Nakhomake Village in Bukhayowest ward in Matayos Subcounty.