Invest and Grow (IG) SACCO in Kakamega County will hold its final members’ education program virtually this Saturday, in a move aimed at widening access and boosting participation among its members.
In a notice to members, the Sacco said the session will take place on March 28, 2026, starting at 10 a.m., and will be conducted via Zoho Meeting.
The training marks the last in a series of educational forums organized by the Sacco to enhance financial literacy and strengthen members’ understanding of savings, investment, and cooperative operations.
The shift to an online format reflects a growing trend among financial institutions embracing digital platforms to improve service delivery and reach members in different locations. Officials said the approach is intended to make the session more inclusive and convenient.
Participants are expected to receive joining links on the morning of the meeting, with organizers urging members to log in on time to follow proceedings.
The education program is a key component of IG Sacco’s member engagement strategy, focusing on equipping members with knowledge to make informed financial decisions. Previous sessions have covered areas such as personal financial management, investment opportunities, and Sacco services.
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Analysts note that continuous member education remains central to the growth and stability of savings and credit cooperatives, as it promotes a strong savings culture and prudent financial planning.
Saturday’s session is expected to bring together members from across the country, providing a platform for interaction, learning, and feedback.
The Sacco has in recent years increased its investment in digital engagement, signaling a shift towards more flexible and technology-driven operations.
The virtual session will also offer members an opportunity to seek clarification on Sacco products and receive updates on institutional performance.
IG Sacco continues to position education as a cornerstone of its growth, with officials expressing optimism that the final session will reinforce members’ financial capacity and participation in the cooperative.
By Godfrey Wamalwa
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