Biography

Faith Kaloki is a Community Development professional from Kenya with a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Resource Management. Her experience spans community development, livelihoods, youth and women’s empowerment, mentorship, education, and community-based programming. She has worked directly with communities to support initiatives that strengthen livelihoods and participation, including supporting Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) and working with women’s groups on income-generating activities (IGAs).

Through her work with women and young people, Faith has supported mentorship, learning, community engagement, and initiatives that encourage individuals to recognize and build on their strengths. These experiences have deepened her interest in creating opportunities for people to access information, develop skills, connect with resources, and take an active role in addressing challenges within their communities.

Faith is particularly passionate about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), youth empowerment, women’s economic empowerment, and community-led development. She believes meaningful change begins with listening to communities, understanding their realities, and building on the knowledge, strengths, and resources they already possess.

As a CorpsAfrica Volunteer, she is committed to working alongside communities to identify locally defined priorities, support community-owned initiatives, and contribute to practical and sustainable solutions that improve livelihoods and wellbeing.