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MISSION: Proclaiming the Good news of the Kingdom of God and Equipping people for realization of their full potential for the fullness of life.

28/07/2026

ACC&S Ngieni Livelihood Resilience Project took farmers on an exposure visit to learn modern beekeeping practices From hive management to honey harvesting and value addition, the farmers gained hands-on skills and walked away with action plans to boost their household incomes. The visit closed with remarks from the CDC president, encouraging farmers to put their new knowledge into action.

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05/06/2026

Happy World Environment Day.

As we celebrate World Environment Day, let us renew our commitment to protecting God's creation through practical and sustainable actions. One important way we can contribute to environmental conservation is by adopting energy-saving jikos. These improved cooking stoves reduce firewood consumption, lower household fuel costs, decrease indoor air pollution, and help protect our forests from deforestation.

Every energy-saving jiko installed is a step toward a cleaner environment, healthier families, and a more sustainable future for generations to come. Let us all play our part by embracing environmentally friendly technologies and encouraging others to do the same.

"Together, let's conserve energy, protect our forests, and build a greener future."

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22/05/2026

Wrapping up the week with smiles😊

Through the partnership with the ACC&S Ngieni Livelihood Resilience Project, farmers in Ngieni Sublocation continue to embrace sustainable farming methods that are improving productivity, strengthening resilience, and bringing hope to households across the community.

We thank God for the rains, appreciate the commitment of our farmers, and celebrate the continued partnership that is transforming livelihoods one season at a time.

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08/05/2026

Week wrap up.

The week comes to a close on a high note at the ACC&S Ngieni Livelihood Resilience Project, marked by practical learning and meaningful community engagement aimed at strengthening healthy, productive, and self-reliant households.

From a discussion on the different food groups and their importance to benefits of vertical gardening and why it is well suited to the local context.

These benefits includes but not limited to:
• Efficient use of limited space
• Improved water conservation
• saving on money used for vegetable purchase
• Provision of all year-round vegetables

With this intervention, community will not only save on money and water, but on time and healthy living while enhacing efficiency in the use of the limited resources.

07/05/2026

Building strong community institutions starts with strong leadership and accountability.

On 6th–7th May 2026, ACC&S Community Development Wing successfully conducted an intensive Record Keeping Training for VSLA leaders at Ngieni under the Ngieni Livelihoods Resilience Project.

The training brought together 5 committee members from each of the 14 Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs), equipping them with practical skills in financial record keeping, transparency, accountability, and effective group management.

Proper record keeping is key to building trust, strengthening savings groups, and ensuring long-term sustainability of community livelihoods.

Together, we continue empowering communities for resilience, economic growth, and self-reliance.

01/05/2026

Happy Labour Day!

Let the favor of the Lord our God be upon us,
and establish the work of our hands for us
yes, establish the work of our hands.
Psalm 90:17

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13/04/2026

SUSTAINING SUCCESS BEYOND PROJECT CLOSURE.

The phasing out of a project marks a transition, not an end. With resilience, discipline, and collective effort, sustainable growth remains within reach. This is evident from Kugeria VSLA success story.

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07/04/2026

Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA)

The Ngieni Livelihood Resilience Project has been actively training farmers and offering extension services to promote CSA practices. These trainings emphasize practical methods that improve land use, conserve resources, and enhance crop yields.

The Project aims at empowering farmers to adopt CSA practices that:
• Increase farm production sustainably.
• Conserve vital resources like water and soil by applying CA principles.
• Build resilience against climate shocks.
• Achieve more production from limited land by embracing Good Agronomic practices such as planting with precision.
• Diversify their income sources through agriculture.
By embracing CSA, our farmers will not only be food secure but also resilient to climate change.

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26/03/2026

🌱 Empowering Communities Through Energy-Saving Solutions 🔥

From Monday to yesterday, we successfully conducted an Energy Saving Jiko Training under the Ngieni Livelihoods Resilience Project.

A total of 40 group leaders and Community Development Committee (CDC) members were trained and are now equipped to serve as Trainers of Trainers (ToTs)—ready to cascade this vital knowledge to the wider community.

Why energy-saving jikos matter:

✅ Reduce fuel consumption – saves money for households
✅ Protect our environment – less deforestation and lower carbon emissions
✅ Improve health – reduced smoke means cleaner indoor air
✅ Save time – faster and more efficient cooking

By adopting energy-saving jikos in our homes, we are not only improving daily living conditions but also contributing to a more sustainable and resilient future.

We are proud of the participants for their dedication and commitment to driving change in their communities. The ripple effect of this training will be felt far and wide!

31/12/2025

Happy new year 🎉
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