Mr Lalampaa said the organisation bought motorbikes for the youth as start up to enable them get into the transport business.
As for women, the money they get is invested in livestock trade where they buy and sell goats, and bead work.
Two years ago, Sammy Lekalaile, a Maasai moran from Samburu County recalls how they would raid manyattas and escape with livestock in their quest to own large herds of cattle.
But the 23-year-old says he got tired of that life, fraught with danger of being killed by rivals or anti-stock theft police who occasionally pursued them.
