INUA WAZEE LAUNCHING CEREMONY
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Report on weaving project during the launch of a livelihood weaving project.
Ask yourself what you see when you look at an elderly person. You may see someone whose hearing and eyesight are not as good as they were in the past, a person who moves slowly, or someone who is experiencing frailty or health issues. Next, ask yourself how you usually react to elderly persons. Perhaps…
In a heart-wrenching case recently followed up by the Ethel Foundation for the Aged, the plight of an elderly woman, whom we will call Mary, reveals the tragic consequences of a justice system that often leaves vulnerable older people without the protection they desperately need. Two years ago, Mary faced unimaginable terror when she was…
Ethel Foundation Hosts Transformative Medical Camp at Nyatike Health Center, South Mugirango Sub-County, Kisii County In line with its mission to improve community health and well-being, Ethel Foundation recently organized a medical camp at Nyatike Health Center in South Mugirango Sub-County, Kisii County. This impactful initiative was aimed at providing free healthcare services to underserved…
World NGO Day is a moment to honor the power of partnership and compassion. At Ethel Foundation for the Aged, we remain committed to ensuring older persons age with dignity, security, and hope
Proverbs 16:31 states that “Gray hair is a crown of glory; it is gained in a righteous life.” Getting old is inevitable, and it is a great reward from God. Caring for the aged is not only a moral duty but also a biblical obligation. In his first letter to Timothy, Apostle Paul explained that…