Whatever happened to the women in the ‘No Sex for Fish’ group?

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(Julia Gunther for NPR)A single mom’s storyRebbeccah Atieno is a No Sex for Fish member who is HIV positive. Rebbeccah Atieno, a No Sex For Fish member, scales and guts the fish she bought from fellow member Alice Akinyi at Nduru Beach, getting them ready to sell. Cash aid from table bankingJustine Obura, the chairperson of the No Sex For Fish Group, says the group members are trying to support each other. No Sex For Fish member Naomy Akoth makes notes during a “table banking” session. The women of No Sex for Fish gather for a Sunday “table banking” session to collect contributions and assess requests for loans.