Caroline Karanja
“This job is a lot of
work but the social aspect is what I enjoy the most. I’m working here with
friends and we know each other so well. Other friends help us and we are also
feeding our friends and community members so it shows we are doing something
positive”
Caroline Wandia Mercy
“I like this job. It is
up to us to see if we can make it happen. We are trying to make something here
for the future because we want to be self-reliant women. I was working in South
Sudan but I had to return because of my child, so this kitchen is an
opportunity for me. We have to use this chance Up With Hope has helped give us”
Helen Mweru
“Now we are trying hard to
show to other women in the community what we are doing and we want to set an
example for them. I couldn’t believe this kitchen was really going to happen. Since
I joined here I feel more connected and active, before I was idle”
Judy Muthoni Karanja
“This is actually very
tiresome and challenging. We are trying very hard. The good thing is that I
like challenges and responsibilities because these are very good experiences
for me and I have learned a lot. The best is the socializing, working here in
the center with friends and having customers makes me feel good and shows we
are doing things right”
While this initiative has only just begun, Up With Hope as well as other group members continue to ensure these new entrepreneurs know they have boundless support behind them.
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