Our 16-week sewing training program equips ultra-poor women with skills to achieve financial independence and dignity within their communities. Participants who complete the full course and maintain faithful attendance receive their own sewing machine and business training to start independent tailoring operations.

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The program now operates from two locations and runs twice annually, significantly expanding our reach. Our team builds supportive relationships with participants, providing ongoing encouragement and guidance. Graduates transition from dependency to entrepreneurship, creating sustainable income streams while contributing valuable services to their communities. This model demonstrates how targeted skills training can break cycles of poverty through economic empowerment.

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Our sewing training is a three month course, 3 days per week. It costs around $250 per woman including the subsidy for the sewing machine that they own after graduation. 

Since 2020, we have helped hundreds of women step up from absolute poverty to generating a part time income for their families.