Rural Women Peace LInk

Empowering Rural Women and Girls

to be active agents of change in their communities

Empowering Rural Women and Girls

to be active agents of change in their communities

Empowering Rural Women and Girls

to be active agents of change in their communities

Empowering Rural Women and Girls

to be active agents of change in their communities

Our Pillars

Rural Women Peace Link is a grassroots, women-led organization that mobilizes, influences and promotes the participation of local women in peace building, governance and development. Below are our pillars

Women’s Human Rights Advocacy

Women Economic Empower-ment

Education Support & Mentorship

Peace Building & Conflict Mitigation

Leadership & Governance

Our Success Stories

Our success comes from the dedicated efforts of the communities that we serve and the continued support of our partners.

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What We Do

Our Current Programs

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Wezesha Dada

This project funded by Global Fund for Women seeks to address the challenges of sexual violence (early pregnancies, early marriage, and forced marriage) through mentorship. It is under our Girl Education Support and Mentorship pillar and focuses on young girls both in school and out of school.

Sauti Yangu Nguvu Yangu

Sauti Yangu Nguvu Yangu project supported by Ford Foundation is being implemented by Rural Women Peace Link (RWPL) in three Counties; Bungoma (Mt. Elgon Sub County), West Pokot (North Pokot Sub County) and Nandi County (Mossop Sub County).

Youth Bunges Formed

Women Bunges Formed

People Trained on Life Skills and Entrepreneurship

Self Help Groups Issued Grants

Students Sponsored

Female Aspirants Trained

Women Leaders Trained on Conflict Prevention and Management Resolution and Human Rights

What We Do

Based on our experiences for the past few years since inception, Rural Women Peace Link has proven itself as an effective organization in promoting fundamental human rights through effective collaboration with both state and non-state actors. Aside from having the potential to achieve many more milestones, we now see more possibilities of expanding our mandate based on our successful experiences and the capacity to achieve more.