EMPOWERING WOMEN TO END EXTREME POVERTY
The BOMA Project implements a high-impact program for ultra-poor women in the drought-threatened arid lands of Africa – the true “last mile” of economic and social isolation.
Operating at the nexus of four critical United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, we are empowering women, building resilient families, instilling hope, and transforming the conversation about what is possible.
The BOMA Project implements a high-impact program for ultra-poor women in the drought-threatened arid lands of Africa – the true “last mile” of economic and social isolation.
Operating at the nexus of four critical United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, we are empowering women, building resilient families, installing hope, and transforming the conversation about what is possible.
HELP FAMILIES OVERCOME
EXTREME POVERTY.
OUR VISION:
In March 2018, BOMA surpassed the audacious goal of lifting 100,000 women and children in remote northern Kenya out of extreme poverty by the end of 2018. Today we want to do what many tell us is impossible—reach one million women and children by 2022 in order to help these families avert a crisis of survival.
“BOMA’s gender-focused approach to building resilience in ultra-poor communities in Eastern Africa has demonstrated not only proof that the model works, but evidence that it can be scaled for major impact.”
– Thad Hutton, RA5 Foundation
IMPACT SINCE 2009:
women enrolled to date
dependent children impacted
women and children to date
businesses launched
savings groups established
IN THE NEWS
The Power of Hope is Real by Nicholas Kristof
The New York Times
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OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
BOMA is proud to have received recognition and awards from some of the most respected organizations in the nonprofit space.
