This program is designed for both unemployed youth and mothers who are seeking practical skills to generate income and build independent livelihoods. Many participants face significant barriers to formal employment or education. Through this training, they gain the tools to support their families and increase the chances their children can attend school.

The workshop provides direct training in areas such as hairdressing, tailoring, garment making, fashion design, knitting, cobbling, shoe making, leather work, craft making, and computer skills. Each participant receives a certificate upon completion, helping them transition into employment or entrepreneurship. Some graduates remain connected to the workshop, creating and selling handmade products to the local community in Ndejje. These include jewelry made from beads and recycled paper, bags and baskets crafted from dyed banana fibers, hand bound books, soaps, and more.

The workshop is also a space of social connection. Through learning and working together, participants build friendships and mutual support networks that extend beyond the classroom.

Beyond skills and income, the workshop fosters confidence, purpose, and long term stability. Participants leave not only with practical abilities but with renewed belief in their own potential. As they build their futures, they also uplift their families and strengthen the social fabric of their communities.