With a strong foundation in social work and community development, I am dedicated to fostering positive change and empowering individuals and communities.
What began with neighbours volunteering to clean their streets has grown into livelihoods for youth and women. 💚 Pangani Cleaners is turning waste collection into an enterprise—and an everyday clean-up into a pathway to opportunity. @euinKenya@pacja1#MajiNaTakaKE
Kisumu's waste is expected to double next year. HOK isn't panicking. They're preparing: more waste
means more materials and more jobs for youth & women. That's resilience. @euinKenya@pacja1#MajiNaTakaKE
WHAT IF WASTE ISNT THE END BUT THE BEGINNING?Meet Jimbo Taka by Jumuisha Initiative in Makueni County as they turn black soldier fly larvae into organic fertilizer,chicken and fish feeds.#MajiNaTakaKE
@EUinKenya@PACJA1 M-Taka collects curtons,papers and plastics then they sort,stockpile,crush and sell on to recyclers.The 7Rs on the wheels@euinKenya@PACJA1
WHAT LEAVES KISUMU HOMES AS TRUSH COMES BACK TO THE https://t.co/t86xIna50u you think waste is dirt? AT M-Taka(Homeless Of Kisumu),It is respectable and it https://t.co/HV69E6CaLe M-Taka,every tonne is counted through the M-Taka platform an app that records waste digitally.
Ready with gloves and a sack?Well,meet Pangani Cleaners, Volunteers in Nakuru County who clean up the markets,collect waste,sort and sell plastics.A source of income it is.WASTE ISNT WORTHLESS IT PAYS#MajiNaTaka