Kared-Fod Women Development Programme (KAWODEP) is a women-led, non-profit organization in Kenya dedicated to empowering women and improving community livelihoods, particularly in rural areas.

KAWODEP began as a community-based organization in 1990 and was officially registered as an NGO in March 2012.

KAWODEP primarily operates in Migori County, working with rural communities including women, adolescent girls, and children.

KAWODEP focuses on economic empowerment, gender advocacy, reproductive health education, human rights promotion, and capacity building.

The organization works with women, adolescent girls, children, and marginalized groups in rural communities.

KAWODEP provides training, education, and support programs that equip women with skills, knowledge, and resources to improve their livelihoods and make informed decisions.

It is a participatory approach that encourages community members to actively engage in learning, share experiences, and develop solutions to their own challenges.

You can support KAWODEP through partnerships, donations, volunteering, or by collaborating on community development initiatives.

Yes, KAWODEP collaborates with government agencies, civil society organizations, and development partners to enhance its impact.

You can get involved by reaching out through official communication channels, participating in programs, or supporting advocacy and awareness efforts.