Projects
Vocational groups and production workflow
Instead of one-off aid, we build skills. Every vocational group is part of a chain that starts with training and ends with income.
Vocational groups
Five core vocational classes opening a lasting income path for youth and women.
Phone repair class
Mobile hardware and software repair, micro-soldering and customer service.
Textile sewing
Machine sewing, pattern making and small-batch production, especially for women.
Carpentry
Woodworking, furniture and school desk production, measuring and assembly.
Power banks / chargers
Assembly, testing and repair of portable batteries and chargers, electrical safety.
Welding
Arc and gas welding, metal fabrication and workplace safety practice.
Production scheme
Every step from enrollment to market is tracked and reported.
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Enrollment
Families and youth in need are identified by local teams.
- 2
Vocational training
3-6 months of hands-on workshop training with a master craftsman.
- 3
Workshop production
Trainees produce real orders under quality control.
- 4
Market and sales
Products are sold locally, income shared between producer and workshop.
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Follow-up and reporting
Photos, records and income reports are shared with donors.