In a bid to extend crucial financial assistance to vulnerable individuals and enhance their standard of living, the government has announced its plans to recruit an additional 500,000 beneficiaries for the Inua Jamii cash transfer programme.
The significant announcement was made by Joseph Motari, the PS for Social Protection and senior citizen affairs on July 24, 2023, during his visit to Kiambu County, where he also oversaw the implementation of the Inua Jamii cash transfer initiative.
The programme’s primary objective is to provide much-needed financial support to those in need, empowering them to meet their basic needs and work towards improving their quality of life.
To ensure timely support and facilitate the expansion of the programme, the government has disbursed a substantial amount of Ksh 8.35 billion.
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This disbursement marks the second tranche of funding, following through on the promise made by the government after the successful conclusion of the November-December 2022 and January-February 2023 payment cycles.
The Inua Jamii cash transfer programme has already proven to be a lifeline for many vulnerable individuals and families across the country.
By enrolling an additional 500,000 beneficiaries, the government aims to broaden the scope of its support, reaching even more people who are in dire need of financial assistance.
With the new funding injection, beneficiaries under the Inua Jamii programme will now receive monthly payments, creating a stable source of income to sustain their livelihoods.
This regular financial assistance is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of the recipients, alleviating their financial burdens and providing them with the means to invest in their future.
During the announcement, Joseph Motari emphasized the government’s commitment to the well-being of its citizens and its dedication to eradicating poverty and reducing inequality.
He highlighted the importance of targeted social support programs like Inua Jamii, which directly benefit the most vulnerable members of society.
The presence of Mr. Joshua Nganatha, the county commissioner of Kiambu county, at the event underscored the collaborative effort between the national and county governments to implement this crucial programme.
Such partnerships are instrumental in ensuring that the benefits of the Inua Jamii cash transfer reach the intended recipients effectively.
With the expansion of the Inua Jamii cash transfer programme, the government takes a significant step forward in its pursuit of inclusive growth and poverty reduction.
By directly addressing the financial needs of vulnerable populations, it empowers them to lead more dignified and self-sufficient lives.
The successful implementation of the Inua Jamii cash transfer initiative in Kiambu County serves as a model for other regions to follow, promoting a more comprehensive and equitable distribution of social support across the nation.
As the government enrolls 500,000 more beneficiaries into the programme, it reinforces its commitment to building a more resilient society, where every citizen has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their socio-economic background.
The Inua Jamii cash transfer programme has already garnered widespread support and appreciation from citizens, civil society organizations, and various stakeholders.
Its positive impact on the lives of the beneficiaries is a testament to the power of well-designed and well-implemented social protection initiatives.
As the enrolment process for the new beneficiaries commences, the government remains resolute in its mission to improve the livelihoods of vulnerable individuals and uplift communities across the country.
Through sustained efforts and collaborative approaches, it aspires to build a more prosperous and inclusive Kenya for all its citizens.
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