Enhance economic resilience among adolescent girls and teenage mothers, reducing economic vulnerability and breaking cycles of dependency and exploitation.
In Trans-Nzoia, economic dependence is a major driver of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and exploitation among teenage mothers. Many face significant barriers to financial independence that perpetuate cycles of poverty and vulnerability.
Our vocational training programs equip teenage mothers with marketable skills that lead to sustainable income opportunities. We partner with TVET institutions to provide quality training and certification.
Partners with TVET institutions to train teenage mothers in skills such as tailoring, hairdressing, agribusiness, and digital work. Our programs include both technical skills and soft skills development, with recognized certification upon completion.
Provides financial literacy training, access to small business grants, and mentorship programs to help teenage mothers start and sustain businesses. We offer guidance on business planning, marketing, and growth strategies tailored to local market conditions.
Establishes community savings groups to enable access to credit for business startups and personal financial growth. These groups provide a safe space for members to save, borrow, and build financial discipline while creating supportive peer networks.
Connects trained teenage mothers to potential markets, helping them commercialize their skills and products for sustainable income generation. We assist with product development, quality improvement, and establishing connections with buyers and distribution channels.
Participants undergo skills assessment to identify their strengths and interests, followed by enrollment in appropriate vocational training programs.
Learning essential money management skills, including budgeting, saving, and basic accounting principles.
Creating viable business plans with guidance from mentors and business development experts.
Accessing startup grants, equipment, or joining savings groups to secure initial capital for business ventures.
Launching businesses with ongoing support, mentorship, and market linkages to ensure sustainability and growth.
Your support can help break the cycle of economic dependency and exploitation for adolescent girls and teenage mothers in Trans-Nzoia County. Together, we can create pathways to financial independence and a brighter future.
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