Awithi Enoch Home - Kadera Village

The home of the late Awithi Enoch was the first one that we visited when we arrived in Kadera Village. The deserted home is taken care of by Granny Rosanile Odongo Odera, she takes care of her 7 Grand Children. Ruth Awino, Maureen Awuor, Shadrack Otieno, Ochieng Odhiambo, Maureen Mboya, Mary Aoko and Enock Odera who is named after his late grand father.

LIVELIHOOD

The family survives by farming, which is carried out by Granny Rosanile together with the children. They grow Maize, Native Vegetables, Peanuts and Bananas.

The food grown is consumed by the family and is not enough to be sold at the market.

Kinda Kende Women's Group partly assists the family in case of school fees and also in feeding since there are times the family may sleep hungry with nothing to eat.

BORE HOLE

The family used to get water from a nearby borehole which caved in a couple of years ago and right now they are forced to travel quite a distance to fetch water from a nearby river. 

The water fetching process is quite tasking and time consuming. The task is carried out by the children everyday.

INTERVENTION

We appeal for funds to help restore the home's borehole which will assist the young children from traveling quite a distance to fetch water from the river.

The borehole budget is as follows:

Bore Hole Pump -

Labour -

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