Soap changes lives

Christine Musyoki is a member of her local community's Self Help Group (SHG), Wendo wa Meko SHG. The group received soap-making training from Just a Drop, and have not looked back since.

Take a look at the short film below to hear from Christine herself, on how our sustainable soap-making programme changed their lives and is generating income for the group.

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