New Training, New Skills
In Ulu, a semi-arid community where farming and livestock rearing are often challenged by unpredictable rainfall, residents are finding new ways to thrive. Recently, 61 community members participated in a week-long specialized training program focused on detergent and soap making, pastry baking, and beadwork.
These participants were previous beneficiaries of Business Skills Training (BST) and Foundations for Farming (F4F), building on skills they had already learned.
Empowering Small Enterprises
The goal of this training is simple but powerful: equip community members with the tools to start small enterprises that meet local needs, create jobs, and improve household incomes. In a region with limited farming seasons and economic opportunities, these skills offer alternative livelihoods and the potential for greater economic resilience.
Excitement and Vision from Participants
During the training, participants expressed excitement and gratitude for the opportunity. Many envision starting small community industries that can produce essential products for their neighbors and even beyond, opening doors to sustainable income and long-term growth.
Investing in the Future
This specialized training represents more than just new skills—it’s an investment in the community’s future. By diversifying their abilities, these residents are taking meaningful steps toward economic empowerment, job creation, and community development.
Join Us in Prayer
We invite you to pray for the Ulu community, that God continues to guide their hands, bless their ventures, and provide success for these new industries that will uplift families across the region. You can also give toward our business programs using the “donate” button below.
