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Giving young people, majority girls, in Kenya the opportunity to gain skills to become self-reliant and live free from poverty. We'll provide free vocational and business skills training, alongside a package of support such as counselling, food, childcare & travel vouchers, packs of period pads etc.
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Situation
Youth unemployment and poverty is at an all-time high, following covid, extreme drought and rising costs of living. We’ve seen the devastating impacts, as families struggle to survive. Unemployment & poverty put young people at high risk of exploitation, abuse and violence, especially young girls, causing significant trauma and poor mental health. With few jobs available, self-employment can provide an opportunity for earning income, but most young people do not have the skills or confidence.
Solution
Through our Seed of Hope programme, we provide free vocational training and business skills courses for vulnerable young people aged 14-25. Every student is supported with counselling, food, childcare or travel vouchers and we support them to find employment or set up a small business to generate income. We urgently need your help to support 900 vulnerable young people next year, enabling them to gain the skills and confidence needed to build a financially secure future, free from poverty.