Economic success reduces isolation and caregivers who are gainfully employed are more likely to meet basic needs of children and youths in their households.
Where we can, we link members to resources, programmes and relationships that enable them to secure employment.
However, with several employment matching programmes and agencies having dedicated resources to fulfil this role, we focus on providing those who are unable to hold down fulltime employment because of caregiving responsibilities and other reasons, opportunities to hone their skills for a livelihood.
A “learn and earn” programme where mothers secure a food handling licence, learn baking skills, and draw an income by participating in seasonal baking projects
Introduced training in non-violent communication and sociocracy in direction of self-governance
Seasonal orders amounting to $70,500
Strong relationships with long time corporate partners ensured continued support and more orders
Skills training in baking; food hygiene; sewing techniques
Confidence gained through hands-on experience selling their products
Training in non-violent communication and sociocracy in direction of self-governance
A "learn and earn" programme for those with sewing skills or an interest in sewing for income generation.