Josephine, a widow and mother of 7 girls, was born in Bumini village in 1968. She was the firstborn in a family of 7 (2 boys and 5 girls). She attended Bumini primary school where she sat for her CPE in 1983, and later joined Shikoti Girls Secondary school, then Amukura Girls where she did her secondary school national exams.
Find Out MoreRecorded during our virtual lunch conference in November 2020, Josephine (a widow and mother of 7 girls, supported as a guardian and trained as a Community Health volunteer by Nasio) speaks from the heart about the importance of education in her family’s life. You can find out more about Josephine here.
This story is listed in: Education, Inspirational Women, Video Diaries
"They have paid my fees in school. They house me and they provide everything I need."Moses (The orphan that started it all)
In further support of the Nasio Trust’s Library appeal, Katie Isbester talks about her recent trip to the London Book Fair and a fortuitous discovery!
I didn’t mean to go to the talk. There were some 30,000 people at the London Book Fair and I was supposed to meet at least a few of them. Instead I found myself going to a talk on publishing in Africa because of Nasio Trust. I knew it was trying to build a library, the first of its kind in Western Kenya, and I was rather curious.
We are pleased to share that Nasio’s GMK Medical Centre was nominated for the award of Primary Care Provider of the Year at the Quality Healthcare Kenyan Awards, 2024.
It was nominated from among 48,000 healthcare providers and was among the top 11 nominees.
Hot off the press – you can read our 2024 Nasio Newsletter.
All the latest Nasio news, information and acheivements.