Help young women to have employable skills.
Ghana currently faces a youth unemployment rate of 12.6%, with a 49.2% rate of youth underemployment, according to a 2021 Ghana Living Standards Survey. Although the onset of COVID-19 has proven to be a significant contributor to the increasing speed, it is believed that job of job opportunities in the major characteristic. Despite substantial government and private sector investments, this challenge will intensify if job opportunities remain limited.
Youth Employment Programs in Ghana
A 2020 World Bank report titled “Youth Employment Programs in Ghana: Options for Effective Policy Making and Implementation” suggests, among other things, emphasizes on the Importance of aligning formal education programs. Skills development initiatives in the context of a fast-changing labor market that requires new and different skill sets. To adapt to new technology.
The premier should receive skills training such as an apprenticeship to eradicate unemployment. But how do we achieve this limestone when poverty has been a blockage to many youths? Do you know you can add your donation to support 20 young women in our rural communities in Ghana to be self-employed and have better lives to feed their families whiles playing a role in reducing poverty?
Our Focus on young women
Firstly, our focus this year is to raise $3,400 to support and put smiles on the faces of 20 young women in our rural communities in Ghana to be trained in hairdressing, fashion design, and tailoring. A total of $3,400 will put a smile on the faces of 20 young women in our rural communities in Ghana. We have done it before and are determined to do it again.
How can you help our young women
- $75, you can buy one standard sewing machine for a young woman who wants to learn sewing. A total of $1500 can buy 20 classic sewing machines.
- $80 can also buy a normal hairdryer for school dropouts with employable skills. A total of $1600 buys 20 hairdryers for 20 young women after completing their apprenticeship course.
- $300 can pay apprenticeship fees and train 20 young women in hairdressing, fashion designing, and tailoring.
Your kind gesture will help us achieve our dream and reduce poverty which compels women into social vices.
