Empowering Women leads to Success!
Provision of Hope continues to empower women! We have 3 women in Tailoring School. Two have already received their new sewing machines!
Felecia Dyega just finished her tailoring school. We empowered her with business money to start her own small business making clothes and hand bags to sell at a local shop. Felecia attended nursing school in Buchanan and hopes to transfer to Mother Pattern College of Health Sciences. This small business will help her with food and transport to school.
Tenneh David is a single mother and a young widow with three children. She is in her second semester of tailoring school. Daniel Keamue just bought her a new Singer sewing machine! This machine means she can make clothes to sell and have a means to provide for her children’s needs. This will change her world!
Benetta Dyega ( Ottis’ wife) just started tailoring school. She is requesting a sewing machine in order to sew clothes for the children and sew clothes to sell. We can buy Singer Sewing Machines for $ 180 US plus oil at $ 5 US per bottle. $ 200 US buys a lot of material and thread.
Amelia Benkeh just received a freezer so she can sell cold bottled water and soda pops. She’s a single mother and this will really help her provide for her children.
Empowerment is the way to go! This builds their confidence and far surpasses hand outs.
We keep empowering women who show ambition and have the ability to learn a skill. What a joy to see them succeed and reach their goals!
Here’s a BIG THANK YOU to all our donors who give to help us continue this work in Liberia! Without you this would not be possible.
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