Sustainable empowerment requires opportunities to develop useful skills and earn a livelihood. We support practical learning and enterprise development that can help individuals become more economically independent.
What support may include
- Vocational training
- Entrepreneurship
- Small-business development
- Practical skills acquisition
- Mentorship
- Financial literacy
- Employment preparation
Skills and livelihood initiatives may help participants build relevant capabilities, prepare for work and strengthen everyday enterprise. Specific support depends on programme criteria and available resources.
Our commitment
The documented M.O.R.E. Cash for Petty Traders event is part of the foundation’s livelihood story. Explore the event to see the people and shared moments behind that initiative.
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Ask about this programme
Contact the foundation to ask which opportunities are currently available, how eligibility is assessed or how you can contribute. This page describes our programme focus; it is not an open application or a guarantee of assistance.
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