Widows are a vulnerable demographic lacking in economic means, social capital and means to protect their individual rights. In recognition of their unique status as societal pariahs, community-based organizations in […]
When a husband passes away in western Kenya, it represents not only the loss of a spouse but also the passing of a provider for the family and a change […]
Universal access to health services has been touted as one of the contributing factors that led to the population explosion in some parts of Africa. People in regions that […]
As members who are traditionally perceived as being a burden and inauspicious to the family, widows are often relegated to the status of the ‘unwanted insiders. The ‘triple burden’ […]
The Goat Foundation has traversed the far reaches of Kenyan communities visiting widows far and wide. These widows have no access to grain storage facilities or bank account savings. […]
Gender inclusion is a concept that transcends mere equality. It’s the notion that all services, opportunities, and establishments are open to all people and that male and female stereotypes do […]
TURNING THE TIDE IN THE STRUGGLE FOR WIDOWS’ RIGHTS African traditional culture was a system that guided the lives of our ancestors in their conduct and relations. In most […]
Drum rolls, upbeat music, and people dancing over lit fires. A description of a typical funeral set up among many communities across Africa. Here, death is ‘celebrated’ as a right […]
Cause Capitalism is a call to action for corporate organizations to exercise deliberate social compassion by proactively pledging humanitarian assistance to communities around them. Between seeking to maximize profits, fulfill […]
” My mother is 94 years old. She cannot walk much so I have come here to represent her and thank The Goat Foundation for their donation.” Says a bubbly […]
