Caroline Ogutu (48) isa cookstove recipient and facilitator with Tembea in Siaya County, Kenya. Pictured here, she prepares a family meal in her kitchen with the cookstove. Caroline has seen the benefits of the cookstove such as using less firewood, reduc
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The Story of Caroline Ogutu, a recipient of the cookstove and fa Caroline Ogutu (48) is a cookstove recipient and facilitator with Tembea in Siaya County, Kenya. Pictured here, she stands next to a jacaranda tree in her garden. Caroline is a member of the Tembea Community Savings and Loaning group (CSL). One of the benefits she has received from CSL is a community posho mill, saving the women from going far to mill their grains.
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Lewis Ochieng Onyango(13), John Paul Odhiambo (25), and their grandmother Rose Akoth Opiyo (55) smile for a picture at their home Lewis Ochieng Onyango(13), John Paul Odhiambo (25), and their grandmother Rose Akoth Opiyo (55) smile for a picture at their home
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Angeline Otieno is a cookstove artisan with Tembea. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client's homes in SIaya County. In a day, she can install two cookstoves, earning her Ksh 1400 Angeline Otieno is a cookstove artisan with Tembea. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client's homes in SIaya County. In a day, she can install two cookstoves, earning her Ksh 1400
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Angeline Otieno is a cookstove artisan with Tembea. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client's homes in SIaya County. In a day, she can install two cookstoves, earning her Ksh 1400 Angeline Otieno is a cookstove artisan with Tembea. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client's homes in SIaya County. In a day, she can install two cookstoves, earning her Ksh 1400
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Angeline Otieno is a cookstove artisan with Tembea. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client's homes in SIaya County. In a day, she can install two cookstoves, earning her Ksh 1400 Angeline Otieno is a cookstove artisan with Tembea. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client's homes in SIaya County. In a day, she can install two cookstoves, earning her Ksh 1400
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The Story of Alice Nabwire, an artisan with Tembea Alice Nabwire (32) is a cookstove artisan with Tembea in Siaya County, Kenya. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client’s homes. In a day, Alice can make two cookstoves, each paying her KSH 700. Alice has been more financially independent through this work, enabling her to pay school fees and buy home goods.
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The Story of Alice Nabwire, an artisan with Tembea Alice Nabwire (32) is a cookstove artisan with Tembea in Siaya County, Kenya. Pictured here, she is installing a cookstove at one of her client’s homes. In a day, Alice can make two cookstoves, each paying her KSH 700. Alice has been more financially independent through this work, enabling her to pay school fees and buy home goods.
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The Story of Alice Nabwire, an artisan with Tembea Alice Nabwire (32) is a cookstove artisan with Tembea in Siaya County, Kenya. Pictured here is a complete installation of cookstove at one of her client’s homes. In a day, Alice can make two cookstoves, each paying her KSH 700. Alice has been more financially independent through this work, enabling her to pay school fees and buy home goods.
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The Story of Francisca Adhiambo Owino, a recipient of the Tembea Francisca Adhiambo (71) sitting next to her cookstoves in her home. She has been a recipient of the Tembea Cookstove and member of the Community Savings and Loaning groups in Siaya County, Kenya. She has played a number of roles in the CSL such as charlady and treasurer. Projects with Tembea have enabled Francisca to support herself and her grandchild that she takes care of by herself. She has managed to acquire s number of assets for her home from her savings groups such as furniture and a cow.
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Nancy Onyango (40) has been an artisan with Tembea in Siaya County, Kenya since 2016. The work with Tembea making cookstoves has changed her life, in a month, she can make up to Ksh 21, 000 enabling her to be financially independent and able to pay for her children’s school fees, and build her home where she stands proudly infront of this picture.
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