Youth from Five Settlements Set for 45 Day Training Under KISIP 2

Youth drawn from five informal settlements are set to begin a transformative 45 day training program under the Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project Phase Two, with sessions expected to commence very soon.

Ahead of the rollout, National Project Coordination Team and County project Coordination team conducted a series of field visits across the five settlements,meeting the selected youth in their respective areas of Witu, Mokowe, Matondoni, Wiyoni and Faza.

The visits allowed for a smooth handover process and the official introduction of trainers, ensuring that participants are well prepared before the training begins.

During the engagements the officer, outlined the structure of the program, expectations, and key focus areas, while emphasizing the importance of discipline and active participation.

Deputy Director for Youth Development under the NYOTA Programme Christine Flora Wanjira, highlighted that the initiative aims to equip youth with practical life and employability skills, strengthen resilience, and unlock economic opportunities at the grassroots level.

The trainers expressed their readiness to deliver impactful and engaging sessions throughout the 45 day period, with a focus on nurturing talent and empowering participants to become self reliant.

Once underway, the program is expected to significantly contribute to youth empowerment and sustainable community development.

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