Retizen Yetu Chama is an initiative that focuses on empowering youth and women through table banking and financial literacy. Here are some key aspects of the program:

1. Table Banking: Yetu Chama facilitates savings and lending activities among its members. Participants pool their resources, allowing them to access funds for personal or business needs at favorable rates.
2. Empowerment Through Education: The program emphasizes the importance of entrepreneurship and financial management skills. Participants engage in training sessions where they learn valuable skills to enhance their business acumen and personal financial literacy.
3. Supportive Community: Yetu Chama creates a platform for connection and support among members. It encourages networking, mentorship, and collaboration, fostering a sense of community and collective growth.
4. Focus on Women and Youth: The initiative specifically targets women and young people, recognizing the unique challenges they face in accessing financial resources and opportunities. By empowering these groups, Retizen aims to promote gender equity and youth engagement in the community.
5. Revitalization and Motivation: The program encourages participants to meet regularly, share experiences, and motivate each other, creating an environment that fosters positivity and determination.

Youth For Accountability (Y4A) Project

The Y4A project addresses the critical challenges of youth disempowerment and corruption in Kenya, with a focus on Nandi County. This initiative empowers young people through civic training, technology, and community engagement to foster good governance, transparency, and anti-corruption efforts. The vision is to create a future where Kenyan youth, particularly in Nandi County, emerge as responsible leaders who advocate for integrity and hold their government accountable for the well-being of their communities.