My name is joyce muthoni koigi, i’m a mother of two kids, i’m from a humble family of 10 children i’m the 9th born. I was born in a small village called londiani in riftvalley province where we all depends on farming to sustain us. After i finish my education in Nakuru county i move to Nairobi for a greener pasture. I got employment and save money where i managed to open a small beauty salon becouse i have passion in hair and beauty thats when i met veronicah as my best client and she introduce me to Bidcoin babes program where i learn about infant nutritions, to control my finance saving with Bidcoin i’m grand that i’m in the Bidcoin world and ready to learn more becouse Bidcoin babes program have change my life for the better. I’m happy for this opportunity.
Meet the mothers
We are supporting a group of 13 women throughout a one year period, helping with daily struggles, and empowering them as needed. We provide weekly payouts in Sats, which the mothers can use to buy groceries for their children or save for future needs. Would you like to support our mothers? Please consider donating to our project.
Veronicah gacheru
Veronicah Gacheru, born and raised in Nakuru,Kenya. I joined Magomano girls high school then later joined Kibabii University in Bungoma county for a Bachelor’s degree in Renewable energy Technologies. Am passionate about renewable energy and climate change,I am driven to find innovative solutions that can help mitigate its impact. Am also a dexterous hairdresser I do it for leisure.Being a career woman, business lady and a mother, I am enthusiastic about women empowerment and when Naomi approached me on rolling “Bitcoin Babies” program in Kenya, I was excited and determined to empower and educate mothers on infant nutrition alongside fostering a healthier financial future and the promise of bitcoin.
stella itwiri
I’m Stella Mutwiri, born in Meru County and schooled there before joining a short course in salon management. I was raised by my grandmother in a family of six, and I developed a passion for caring for children. It was through my experience in childcare that I was introduced to the ‘Bitcoin Babies’ program. I’m eager to learn and empower myself in matters concerning nutrition and financial savings, with the promise of Bitcoin among other opportunities. Thank you for this opportunity.
maureen ikata
I am Maureen Ikata, born in Taita Taveta County in Kenya. I schooled in Taita and later went to Mombasa for a short course. I came from a family of 5 siblings, brought up by a single mum.
I am a mother of two, a boy and a girl. I appreciate Veronicah for introducing me to the Bitcoin Babies program. Hoping to learn more and gain knowledge on infant nutrition, mental health awareness, and financial wellness through the promise of Bitcoin. I appreciate a lot and am willing to continue with the program.
mary kawira
My name is Mary Kawira, I’m from Meru County but now live in Nairobi. I’m a mom raising my adorable baby girl while also running my own business. I learned about the “Bitcoin Babies Program,” which got me interested in infant nutrition and how Bitcoin can help financially. Besides my work, I love doing beauty therapy because it makes people feel good about themselves. Helping others feel confident and beautiful brings me a lot of happiness.
joyce kamau
My name is Joyce Njeri Kamau, a proud Kenyan born in Murang’a County. I am the fifth born among ten siblings and currently married with three children – two daughters and one son. I schooled in Murang’a for both primary and high school. Alongside caring for my family, I am deeply passionate about hairdressing and cooking. I am grateful for the opportunity to join the “Bitcoin Babies” Program, where I hope to learn more about infant nutrition and the world of Bitcoin. Thank you for granting me this opportunity.
gladys wahito
My name is Gladys Wahito, and I hail from Chuka, Nyeri County in Kenya. My educational path took me through Nyahururu, where I cultivated my skills and knowledge. I come from a unique family dynamic, being both the firstborn and the only child. A deep passion drives me, especially when it comes to the art of hairdressing, which has sustained me. With the guidance of Vera, I’ve discovered Bitcoin Babies, and I’m filled with excitement. Here, I’m eager to broaden my horizons, immersing myself in infant nutrition, financial wellness, mental health awareness, and delving into the world of Bitcoin. This project deeply resonates with me, and I’m profoundly grateful for the opportunity it offers.
evelyn macharia
I am Evelyn Wanjiku, born in Kajiado county but raised in Nairobi, and later attended school in Murang’a, Kenya. As a mother of three—two daughters and one son—my primary focus has been as a stay-at-home mom, dedicated to my children and family. I am passionate about interior design. It was during my time caring for my kids that I became acquainted with the “Bitcoin Babies” Program. I am eager to learn and be empowered in areas such as nutrition and financial saving, with the promise of bitcoin and more. Thank you for this opportunity.
emmah muthee
My name is Emmah Wambui Muthee, originally from Kenya, born in Mwea, Kirinyaga county. I am the eldest of three siblings and currently married with three boys. My educational journey began at Thome Primary School and continued at Wang’uru Girls, where I later pursued cosmetology and beauty training at Ruiru College. Joining the Bitcoin Babies initiative excites me as it presents an opportunity to explore child welfare, particularly in nutrition, and financial wellness, with the added intrigue of bitcoin. I am eager to expand my knowledge in these areas and grateful for this opportunity. On a personal note, I am deeply passionate about beauty and dressmaking
Ann Nduati
I am Ann Nduati, originally from Kenya, born in Nyandarua into a family of 8 siblings. I am the seventh born and grew up in Nyandarua, where I also studied. After high school, I moved to Nairobi, where I pursued a few short courses. I worked for several years before relocating to Mombasa for two and a half years. Eventually, I returned to Nairobi, where I have been hustling for my kids ever since. It was in Nairobi where I met Veronicah who connected me with the “Bitcoin Babies” project. I hope through this project to become empowered, as it educates mothers on infant nutrition, mental wellness, postpartum care, and financial wellness through Bitcoin.
