To unite and uplift members by providing development programs, welfare support, and collaborative platforms that enhance their potential and contribute to community progress.
To create a strong, empowered membership enriched by leadership, engagement, and opportunities that benefit the community at large.
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2025
The 2025 bursary award ceremony supporting needy students across the community.
July 2025
The 2025 edition of our widows empowerment outreach.
2024
Bursaries awarded to deserving students in the 2024 academic year.
2024
Standing with widows of the Gongo Warom community in 2024.
2023
GWASA Family CBO grants bursaries to 12 high school students.
Founder and Chairperson since 2021, Oselu guides the Association, promotes member unity, and champions support for vulnerable widows and orphans. He is a Quality Inspector and Market Surveillance Officer at the Kenya Bureau of Standards and holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Food Science and Technology.
Elected in October 2021, Bethsheba works with the Chairperson to advance the Association’s mandates. She also leads Welfare and Benevolence and is a Supply Chain Officer at Ugenya Technical & Vocational College.
A Founder Member, Dennis was elected Treasurer in 2021. He oversees the Association’s finances and records, drawing on a background in applied statistics, research, data analysis, and financial management.
Irene supports the Treasury and serves in Finance, Strategy & Projects. A statistician and experienced credit professional, she has over ten years of experience in retail banking, credit risk assessment, and portfolio management.
Jactone coordinates the Association’s organizing work and also serves as Chief Head of Departments and Head of Recruitment and Membership. A hotelier with more than eight years of industry experience, he has completed leadership and life-skills training with KEPSA, World Vision, and USAID.
Nicholas supports organizing and diaspora membership as Deputy Head of Recruitment and Membership. He also serves at the GWASA Family Head Office and brings experience in farming, livestock keeping, and construction.
Membership is open to the general public irrespective of age, religion, tribe, area of residence, place of birth, economic status or gender.
