Many Deaf women face barriers to employment, financial services, and economic opportunities due to communication challenges, social exclusion, and limited access to skills training. This often leads to poverty, dependence, and reduced participation in community development.
Our Economic Empowerment and Livelihoods programme equips Deaf women with practical skills, business knowledge, and access to economic opportunities that strengthen independence and improve household well-being. Through training, mentorship, and community support systems, we help participants build sustainable sources of income and become active contributors to local economies.
We believe that when Deaf women are economically empowered, families become stronger, communities become more inclusive, and long-term social change becomes possible.
Our approach is community-driven, inclusive, and sustainable. We use accessible training methods, peer support systems, and partnerships with local stakeholders to ensure that Deaf women can participate fully and benefit from economic opportunities.
We focus on building long-term capacity rather than short-term support, enabling participants to sustain and grow their livelihoods independently.
The programme supports Deaf women and young Deaf women seeking skills development, employment opportunities, or business support.
No. Training is designed for beginners and builds skills step by step.
We provide practical skills, mentorship, savings initiatives, and market linkages to ensure long-term income generation.
Partners can support through funding, technical expertise, training partnerships, or market access opportunities.
You can contact us through several channels:
Email: info@cdeafwomengroup.org
Phone: (+254) 7 980 39947
Online: Use our contact form on the website for general inquiries, press requests, or support.
We aim to respond within 24–48 hours.
Your support helps create economic opportunities, strengthen independence, and transform lives for Deaf women and their families.
