What are You Thankful For?
Though each woman at Amani Kenya has experienced tremendous hardship, they give thanks for their many blessings. Some have witnessed the murder...
Read moreThough each woman at Amani Kenya has experienced tremendous hardship, they give thanks for their many blessings. Some have witnessed the murder...
Read moreElizabeth and Rahab, Mother and daughter! For the last year, Rahab of Nairobi, Kenya has been fighting breast cancer. You might remember he...
Read moreMeet Christine One of the many ladies of Amani ya Juu “I have a husband and five children. I came to Amani ya Juu to better my life. I do this f...
Read moreMeet Margaret, who works at Amani Kenya... Meet the women who make the goods: Margaret “Most of us, we come here when we are very down. You lef...
Read moreWhat are the women of Amahoro Burundi thankful for? The seamstresses of Amahoro Burundi have witnessed genocide, violence, hunger, and extreme p...
Read moreBefore Amani, Joyce Kajuju was struggling to make it in bustling Nairobi, Kenya as a tailor, and was unable to support her children. But then she...
Read moreLife in Gulu, Uganda appears to have returned to normal. People plant gardens, take care of children, and visit one another in their homes. Th...
Read moreLast week, our Amahoro Burundi sisters shared words and prayers of encouragement to the Amani Liberia family. They want to share with the Amani ex...
Read moreA Q&A with Christine, a refugee from Congo who works at Amani Kenya. Christine (left), Amani Kenya 1) Tell us about your role in Amani. I s...
Read more"Being a mother is not a right, it’s a gift & a privilege." - Gladys, Amani Kenya Meet Gladys, head of administrative activities at Amani Ken...
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