The (unexpected) loss of a spouse, or loss of a parent in childhood, can be extremely harrowing without the right support. SCF was officially registered on 4 January 2019 under section 10 of the Kenya Societies Act. SCF works to create a society where widows, orphans and the elderly have access to basic needs. It began with an informal gathering of a small group of widows in 2011.
Expertise
SCF will strive to ensure that widows have easy access to expertise that may, otherwise, be beyond their reach thereby creating their own economic stability.
tools
Supporting widows by providing life transition resources and immediate network connections. Facilitating the healing process and allowing for rebuilding and re-engaging in life and society.
Residential care
This will be organized for the healthy elderly who can no longer manage to independently live in their own homes, hence taken into our care home.
Pro Bono
Engage mostly pro bono services of National experts to provide medical, legal and financial advice using practical workshops and conferences.
Mental health
Provide formal and vocational, counselling and emotional well-being as well as moral and spiritual discipleship.
Living standards
Improve the living standards of widows through social and economic empowerment – skill based training
environment
Work towards environmental regeneration, conserving clean water and promoting sanitation.
Microcredit
Help create/find market for produce/knowledge – once they are established in their areas of skills.
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