As part of our commitment to empowering communities through practical skills and entrepreneurship, we recently organised a hands-on training program in liquid soap production for volunteers and trainees.
Through this training, participants not only learned the technical process of soap production but also gained valuable insight into how vocational skills can create sustainable income and support community development.
“Photo/video dump, because why not? I’m so excited! In partnership with Sister’s Keeper, South Africa, we were able to train these women in the production of liquid soap and local detergent (omo). I’m amazed at how they challenged themselves.
In less than three months, some of them have been able to complete more than 4 rounds of production. It was a half a day training, but the results far surpassed our expectations. I’m so proud and grateful for these determined women. Our resources were definitely put to good use. And our amazing volunteers were able to coordinate this. In my next life I’m still going to do this kind of work.”
“These my South African women hmmmmm, a group (njangi), who do philanthropy from time to time to support community initiatives. What’s your own group doing? You can always partner with us. We will make good use of your money. Even as an individual you can do something. Just take a look at the pics and videos and see it for yourself.”
Chefu Joy
Founder
@highlight Mambo Eugénie Elis Wain
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