The heart of this initiative beats for those left grappling with the aftermath of the genocide and ongoing abuse. For single mothers, widows, and their children who dropped out of school due to trauma and poverty, this center is a beacon of hope. Our curriculum encompasses a diverse set of skills including sewing, netting, welding, carpentry, painting, hairdressing, and garden beautification. As we embark on this endeavor, we acknowledge the invaluable support of Pam Prince, who has provided essential sewing and netting machines to initiate this training. Operational Requirements: To ensure the success of this training center, we require dedicated personnel. Specifically, we need two teachers—one for sewing and another for netting. Additionally, a watchman and coordinator are indispensable to the smooth operation of the center.
Monthly Salaries:
Teachers: $150 x 2 = $300
Watchman: $100
Coordinator: $180
Location and Expansion:
This vocational training school will find its home at Nyarutarama Church in Gicumbi District, Northern Province. As materials become available and support grows, our vision is to extend the reach of this training to benefit even more individuals seeking to rebuild their lives through acquired skills.
