Summary
We provide craft training and educational programs to promote economic and personal independence, since 2018. We believe that providing education on fair trade and self-sufficiency is key to creating new life-changing economic and social opportunities. We train our beneficiaries parents primarily in textile processing and décor making. In addition to craft training, we educate them in finance, fair trade, sales, and support them on their path to becoming independent entrepreneurs.
Challenge
The project helps the parents who children in our resource Centre so has to create economic and personal independence. We provide handcraft training and educate our women to become independent entrepreneurs. During the Covid-19 pandemic, many of our mothers’ families lost the sources of income they had outside of Project Tres, making our organization the only source of income and support. Our previous five years of hard work have been negatively impacted by COVID-19, undermining their progress and development.
Solution
We will support them financially with rent, food, water, medical care, and school fees for the children whose families are unable to pay for their school. Additionally, we will continue having our both centers in India and Kenya as a place for them to eventually visit, work, or even use as shelters in case of emergencies.
Long-Term Impact
Continuing to invest in leadership, female entrepreneurship, professional training, and personal growth, skills training, and group activities. In doing so, the women and the communities impacted by our work will become stronger and resilient members with the capabilities to become future transformational agents of their own communities, with a potential global impact.
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