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A woman was over the moon after being gifted a fully furnished house, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her life The widow could not hold back her joy during the official handover ceremony at her home in Kisumu County, which was attended by many villagers A source explained to TUKO.co.ke that the heavy burden the elderly woman had carried since her husband’s death Mark Twain’s famous quote, “Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear, and the blind can see,” came to life in Koloo village, West Seme ward, Seme constituency, Kisumu county.
Kisumu woman Jackline Atieno Ngeso giving a speech during her house opening. Photo: Widows Empowerment Program (WEP).
Source: UGC Under the stewardship of the Principal Secretary for the Ministry of Interior and National Administration, Raymond Omollo, an elderly woman’s smile and hope were restored.
Jackline Atieno Ngeso could not hide her overwhelming delight after being gifted a fully furnished house by the civil servant.
“Atieno, a devoted mother of six and a proud member of the Konyka Widows Group, has carried the responsibility of providing for her children under incredibly difficult circumstances, living for years without a proper house to truly call home. Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner 😉
Through this housing support initiative, her family now has more than just a roof over their heads. They have safety during the rains, warmth at night, and peace of mind knowing they are protected,” a source told TUKO.co.ke. Kisumu single mum Jackline Atieno Ngeso ws given nice furniture. Photo: Widows Empowerment Program (WEP).
Source: UGC How did Atieno’s husband die? The beautiful, modern house represents a new beginning and restored dignity for Atieno and her family after enduring harsh and dehumanising living conditions.
Villagers turned up in large numbers at her home to celebrate the heartwarming milestone as she settled in with her children.
“Atieno lost her husband in a grisly road accident and has been the sole breadwinner for her family since then. The responsibility of caring for her children, ensuring they attend school and have their basic needs met, has been heavy on her shoulders. However, a widows’ group has been of great help. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to PS Omollo for his continued commitment to uplifting vulnerable families through such impactful initiatives. His support is transforming lives on the ground and bringing real change to communities in Seme and beyond,” the source added. Atieno poses for photos outside new house Joy filled Atieno’s new home as she danced with her neighbours following the heartwarming surprise that offered her a fresh start and a comfortable place to live.
She received a large, cosy bed complete with bedding and other furniture, including sofas and a wooden living room table.
The family was also gifted foodstuffs to ensure their immediate needs were catered for as they settled into their new home.
They posed happily for photos with the well-wishers, proudly showing off their new house in the background and expressing gratitude.
Kisumu woman Jackline Atieno Ngeso was gifted a cosy bed. Photo: Widows Empowerment Program (WEP).
Source: UGC Kisumu widow, 75, gifted house In another story, also in Kisumu county, a 75-year-old woman was overwhelmed with joy after being gifted a house following her husband’s death.
Tears of joy streamed down the wrinkled face of Meresa Amollo Onyonge after she was surprised with a fully furnished house.
The widow claimed she was
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