VICKY BATI STORMS SOCIETY WITH VIGOUR

      Do you know of Vicky Bati Chepkorir? 

Have you heard of CHANUA DADA FOUNDATION?

Youthful Vicky Bati transforms Society

Here is little information about her, some have known her in the line of her political abitions but I am not campaigning here but just highlighting her commendable initiatives to support the girl child, women and the disables across Kericho County.

Is she holding any government office? No, she is a self-employed lady using her own resources to traverse all over the county to educate and help the disadvantaged women.

The youthful lady has managed to advocate for key issues pertaining the female gender

Besides helping the elderly, she has expressed immeasurable efforts and unconditional love by founding CHANUA DADA FOUNDATION an organization that has been embraced and spreading rapidly in the Rift.

In a meeting at Masaita in Londiani

She says the initiative was triggered by rampant school dropouts of girls as a result of pregnancy at a tender age.

Speaking to the Famous South rift said the foundation aims to reduce school drop-outs, fight the community’s status quo and to educate young girls against disastrous behavior.

 She says, “the move targets to empower our girls and women in the society, eradicate gender violence, protect minors from hostile exposure, and establish economic empowerment across the county” 

On top of her her inspiring posts on her facebook page, she  looks forward to a society where a girl child is self conscious and own full control of what is happening around them

 Bati at the same time educates members of the society to choose good leaders who are up to better lives of its electoral.

  she was also advocating for election of current Kericho MISS TOURIST Mercy Bore.

The resident of Bureti has always sought to be a solution to problems of the locals as in the case of a Chepseon mother of three-months whose child was hit by the father injuring the head.

Vicky came out first to air the issue and drum for her financial support where she managed to get medical assistance.