Wasya Wa Mwaitu Partner
Wasya Wa Mwaitu — Wasya Usu!
A women-focused department of Genesis CDA organised as a registered community-based organization.
November 28, 2026 · Genesis Training & Exhibition Centre, Nguutani
Who we are
Who is Wasya Wa Mwaitu?
Wasya Wa Mwaitu — “Wasya Usu” — means together we save, together we rise.
As Genesis CDA’s Women Empowerment Department, Wasya Wa Mwaitu brings women together around a shared conviction: progress is stronger when it is collective. Members meet in groups to save regularly, lend among themselves, and support one another through seasons of hardship and opportunity.
The work is practical and relational. Women build financial discipline, grow small livelihoods, and strengthen the confidence to lead in the home and in community life. What begins as a savings circle becomes a network of trust — skills shared, voices raised, and households made more resilient.
Wasya Wa Mwaitu sits inside Genesis CDA’s wider mission of community development. That partnership anchors women’s empowerment in long-standing organisational experience, while keeping membership women-led and locally accountable.
The poster beside this story is the identity members carry: dignity, togetherness, and the promise that when women save together, they rise together.
What we do
Programmes for women
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Women empowerment
Building women’s leadership, voice, and opportunity in household and community life.
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VSLA & savings groups
Women-led savings groups that build financial discipline, mutual support, and pooled capital.
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Livelihoods & resilience
Practical programmes that grow women’s income, dignity, and household resilience.
Our foundation
Vision, mission & values
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Vision
Empowered women leading prosperous, self-reliant households and communities through shared opportunity and dignity.
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Mission
To mobilize, organize, and empower women through savings groups, skills development, and collective action for social and economic transformation.
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Core values
- Unity and collective responsibility
- Transparency and accountability
- Women’s leadership and equity
- Environmental stewardship
- Self-reliance and mutual support
Registration & trust
Registered as a community-based organization
- Department
- Genesis CDA Women Empowerment Department
- Operating name
- Wasya Wa Mwaitu Community Based Organization (CBO)
- Registration no.
- DSD/15/68/02/232172
- Location
- Nguutani, Kitui County
- Parent organization
- Genesis Community Development Assistance (Genesis CDA)
How we are organised
Part of Genesis CDA
Wasya Wa Mwaitu operates as Genesis CDA’s Women Empowerment Department. It is registered as a CBO for community organisation and accountability, while remaining part of Genesis CDA’s mission and programmes.
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Genesis CDA
Parent organization · community development since 1992
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Women Empowerment Department
Wasya Wa Mwaitu · women-focused programmes in Nguutani
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Registered CBO structure
Community registration · local accountability · women’s membership
Genesis CDA Women Empowerment / Wasya Wa Mwaitu
One Community. One Vision. Ten Million Reasons to Give.
One Community. One Vision. Ten Million Reasons to Give.
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ASPeD Endowment
- * Provide scholarships and learning support.
- * Award scholarships to bright and needy secondary school students.
- * Expand support to deserving university and college students.
- * Reduce school dropouts caused by financial hardship.
- * Establish a permanent, community-owned education fund for future generations.
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50-seater community bus
- * Safe transport for members and community programmes.
- * Transport women’s groups to trainings, conferences, exhibitions, and exchange visits.
- * Provide transport services to schools, churches, institutions, community groups, and individuals.
- * Generate income to cover fuel, staff, insurance, maintenance, and operating costs.
- * Generate surplus revenue to support women’s economic empowerment programmes.
- * Improve access to development opportunities across Kitui County and beyond.
- * Operate as a social enterprise, reducing donor dependence and generating sustainable income for long-term community development.
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VSLA seed capital
- * Support household savings and livelihood starter funds.
- * Provide Table Banking and VSLA seed capital to CBOs.
- * Strengthen women’s savings and lending schemes to increase household incomes.
- * Fund small businesses owned and managed by women.
- * Provide entrepreneurship, financial literacy, leadership, governance, and business management training.
- * Support value addition, climate-smart agriculture, poultry, goat rearing, water enterprises, and other viable local businesses.
- * Build strong, self-reliant women’s organizations that drive sustainable community development.
Stand with Wasya Wa Mwaitu
Support Genesis CDA’s Women Empowerment Department and the November 2026 fundraiser in Nguutani.