George is a fisherman. He has been educated and empowered to look after the breeding areas and respect the fishing
by-laws. By doing this George knows he’ll be able to catch larger fish and will be able to feed his family and earn more money.

Kate is saving trees and time. Kate has more time because her Changu Changu Moto fuel efficient cookstove uses less wood which means she only needs to collect one bundle of wood per week. Kate has been educated in how to maintain and use her stove, and also knows the health benefits associated with the cook stove.

Meg is attending Mwaya primary school, giving her the best chance to get an education whilst Blev is attending one of Ripple Africa’s eight pre-schools. Kate also attends our adult literacy classes so she can help her children with their school work.

Kate takes Trifonia to under fives clinics once a month to be weighed, and to receive vital immunisations. As a family they all benefit from improved healthcare closer to their home thanks to Ripple Africa building a health dispensary.

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