From Support to Self-Reliance: Lawrence Builds a Small Business
For Lawrence, having a small business means more than simply having a place to sell goods. It is an opportunity to work, earn and…
School fees paid, so nobody drops out
Our key activity is supporting school-going children by paying their school fees and meeting their educational needs, from Primary 1 through to university.
At ICWAC our key activity is supporting school-going children by paying their school fees and meeting some of their educational needs.
Currently ICWAC supports 62 children at different levels of education, including primary school, secondary school and universities. This support enables children from vulnerable and disadvantaged families to remain in school and continue with their education without being interrupted by a lack of school fees.
Education equips girls with knowledge and skills, enabling them to participate equally in society and make informed decisions about their lives. It helps break the cycle of gender inequality, which is often rooted in cultural belief.
What the programme covers:
- Access to quality primary and secondary education
- Vocational training for youth and women
- Functional adult literacy classes for women
- School supplies, uniforms and scholastic materials
- Mentorship and career guidance for older students
For Lawrence, having a small business means more than simply having a place to sell goods. It is an opportunity to work, earn and…
Hand-made laundry soap has improved hygiene at home, generated income for caregivers and strengthened the group that produces it.