After undergoing treatment, fumigating their homes and educating the communities on jigger infestation, the anti-jigger campaign has recorded success. The following are just a few examples of beneficiaries of the project. Children who were unable to go to school are now back to normalcy and adults are able to feed their families.

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	1-year-old Peter Muturi

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	4-year-old John Kariuki

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	6-year-old Bernard Kamau

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	40-year-old Maryann Muthoni

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	22-year-old Gitau

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	5 year old Christine Nafula

Ahadi Kenya has also constructed toilets and houses for the victims:

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	House of a family of eleven in Gatundu South, Kenya

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	Outdoor toilet in Masinga, Kenya

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	New houses constructed for a large family in Murang'a Kenya

Ahadi Kenya has also intiated income-generating projects for rural dwellers:

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	Banana-planting project in Murung'a

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	10-year-old James Njabia
	Click here to see a video clip on James' journey

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	A house beneficiary in Kandara, Murangá, Kenya
	Another house beneficiary in Kandara, Murangá, Kenya
	The sleeping quarters of one of the houses
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