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27/08/2026

we successfully concluded a VSLA strengthening training for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), creating an inclusive space for participants to strengthen their knowledge and skills in managing savings groups and improving their financial resilience.

The training covered key areas including saving and share purchase, loan management and repayment, record keeping, leadership and governance, transparency, accountability, and conflict management.

Participants actively engaged in discussions, practical exercises, and experience sharing, gaining valuable knowledge on how effective VSLA management can support financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, access to small loans, income generation, and sustainable livelihoods.

The session also emphasized the importance of inclusive participation, equal opportunities, teamwork, responsible financial management, and meaningful involvement of persons with disabilities in group decision-making.

We appreciate all participants for their active participation, commitment, and valuable contributions throughout the training. Together, we continue to promote stronger and more inclusive savings groups where everyone has an opportunity to participate, save, access financial services, and work towards improved livelihoods.

27/08/2026

we successfully concluded a VSLA strengthening training for women, bringing together women to enhance their knowledge and skills in managing savings groups and strengthening their financial resilience.
The training covered important areas such as saving and share purchase, loan management and repayment, record keeping, leadership and governance, transparency, accountability, and conflict management.
The women actively participated in discussions, practical exercises, and experience sharing, gaining a better understanding of how effective VSLA management can contribute to improved household income, access to small loans, entrepreneurship, and sustainable livelihoods.
The session also emphasized the importance of women’s participation in decision-making, financial discipline, teamwork, and accountability within their groups and communities.
We appreciate all the women who participated for their commitment, active engagement, and willingness to learn. Their dedication demonstrates the power of collective action in building stronger and more resilient communities.

05/08/2026

Building resilient communities begins with creating opportunities for sustainable livelihoods.

On 28th of jully,the second day of training we successfully conducted a Livelihoods Skills Training in Karare Ward, bringing together community members from diverse groups, including Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), women, youth, and boda boda riders. The training provided participants with practical knowledge and skills aimed at improving income generation, strengthening entrepreneurship, and promoting financial resilience.

Throughout the session, participants explored opportunities for starting and growing small businesses, effective financial management, savings and budgeting, identifying local market opportunities, and adopting sustainable livelihood practices. The interactive discussions and experience sharing encouraged participants to learn from one another while building confidence to apply the knowledge within their own communities.

The training also emphasized the importance of inclusion, ensuring that every participant had an equal opportunity to contribute and benefit. By equipping community members with practical livelihood skills, we are supporting efforts to improve household incomes, enhance self-reliance, and create pathways toward long-term economic empowerment.

Together, we continue to invest in stronger, more resilient communities where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

27/07/2026

Empowering Communities Through Digital Skills – Day 1 Karare Ward,

Today, Connect Us to Network (CUN) successfully conducted a one-day Digital Skills Training in Karare Ward under the KCERP Project, bringing together community members to strengthen their digital knowledge and prepare them for opportunities in today's technology-driven world.

The training was made possible through the generous support of the European Union, through GCERF, and is being implemented under the leadership of ACT. We are grateful for this partnership in promoting inclusive community development and resilience.

Throughout the training, participants gained practical knowledge on essential digital skills, including the effective use of smartphones and computers, internet safety, digital communication, accessing online information and services, and the role of technology in supporting livelihoods and entrepreneurship. The sessions also highlighted how digital tools can improve productivity, increase access to opportunities, and support personal and business growth.

The interactive learning environment encouraged participants to ask questions, share experiences, and build confidence in using digital technology. By equipping community members with these skills, we are helping bridge the digital divide and creating pathways for greater economic participation and social inclusion.

At Connect Us to Network (CUN), we remain committed to empowering communities through knowledge, innovation, and inclusion. Together, we are building a future where everyone has the skills and confidence to thrive in the digital age.
DigitalSkills

25/07/2026

Day 2 of Livelihoods Training Successfully Completed

On Friday we successfully concluded the second and final day of our Livelihoods Training under the KCERP Project. The training brought together 40 participants from different community groups, including 10 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), 10 members of women groups, 10 boda boda riders, and 10 representatives from vulnerable groups.

This important initiative was made possible through the generous support of the European Union, through GCERF, and is being implemented under the leadership of ACT. We sincerely appreciate this partnership and continued commitment to strengthening community resilience and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

Friday's sessions focused on the role of digital skills in improving livelihoods and expanding economic opportunities. Participants learned how digital tools and technology can support entrepreneurship, improve access to information, strengthen communication, and open new opportunities for income generation and business growth.

The training also reinforced key livelihood concepts by encouraging participants to identify practical ways of applying both livelihood and digital skills within their communities. Discussions emphasized innovation, financial inclusion, responsible use of technology, and the importance of adapting to an increasingly digital economy.

The interactive sessions provided participants with an opportunity to share experiences, exchange ideas, and learn from one another. Bringing together Persons with Disabilities, women, boda boda riders, and other vulnerable community members continued to promote inclusion, collaboration, and mutual support while ensuring that everyone actively participated and benefited from the training.

As Connect Us to Network (CUN), we are proud to have successfully completed this two-day training and remain committed to empowering vulnerable groups through capacity building, digital inclusion, and sustainable development. We believe the knowledge and practical skills gained will enable participants to strengthen their livelihoods, improve their businesses, embrace digital opportunities, and contribute to the growth and resilience of their communities.

Together, we are building stronger, more resilient, and more inclusive communities where no one is left behind.

23/07/2026

Day 1 of Livelihoods Training Successfully Conducted

Today, we successfully completed the first day of our two-day Livelihoods Training under the KCERP Project. This important activity brought together 40 participants from different community groups, including 10 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), 10 members of women groups, 10 boda boda riders, and 10 representatives from vulnerable groups.

The training was made possible through the generous support of the European Union, through GCERF, and is being implemented under the leadership of ACT. We sincerely appreciate this partnership and commitment to strengthening community resilience and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities.

During today's session, participants were introduced to the concept of livelihoods and the importance of building sustainable sources of income for individuals, families, and communities.

The discussions focused on understanding available livelihood opportunities, identifying local resources, developing practical skills, and promoting entrepreneurship and self-reliance. Participants also explored ways to improve financial stability, strengthen resilience against economic challenges, and work together to support inclusive community development.

The training created a welcoming and interactive environment where participants shared their experiences, exchanged ideas, and learned from one another. Bringing together Persons with Disabilities, women, boda boda riders, and other vulnerable community members encouraged inclusion, collaboration, and mutual understanding. Every participant had the opportunity to contribute, ask questions, and gain valuable knowledge that can be applied in their daily lives and future economic activities.

As Connect Us to Network (CUN), we are proud to be part of this initiative and remain committed to empowering vulnerable groups through capacity building, inclusion, and sustainable development. We believe the knowledge and skills gained during this training will enable participants to improve their livelihoods, strengthen their businesses and income-generating activities, and contribute positively to the growth of their communities.

We look forward to the second day of training, where participants will continue building on today's lessons, deepen their understanding of sustainable livelihoods, and develop practical action plans that will help transform knowledge into meaningful economic opportunities.

Together, we are building stronger, more resilient, and more inclusive communities where no one is left behind.

20/07/2026

On June 30, 2026, Connect Us To Network (CUN) officially launched the project through an inception meeting, bringing together key stakeholders to introduce the project's objectives, planned activities, and implementation approach. The meeting marked the beginning of a collaborative effort to strengthen community engagement and achieve meaningful impact.
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20/07/2026

On 27th and 28th June, Connect Us To Network (CUN) conducted a market assessment aimed at better understanding local market conditions and community needs. The insights gathered will help inform future programs, strengthen sustainable livelihoods, and support evidence-based interventions that respond to community priorities.

08/06/2026

Today, we engaged with community members through a Mental Health Awareness initiative, with the active participation of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). The session focused on creating awareness, promoting mental well-being, and encouraging open conversations about mental health.
Together, we are working towards a community where everyone feels supported, valued, and included.

01/06/2026

Happy Madaraka Day! 🇰🇪
As we celebrate this important day in Kenya's history, may the spirit of freedom, unity, and progress continue to inspire us all. Let us work together to build a stronger, more inclusive, and prosperous nation for future generations.
Wishing all Kenyans a joyful and memorable Madaraka Day!

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