The Empowerment of Children Dropped Out of School

1. Introduction Increase in skill is absolute matter to improve human resource, because skill is one of requirement to stare at more productive job opportunity. Training bag sews that implemented in polman more place forwards construction to bag dress maker to more skillful and its effort growing expands. Believed that, if effort bag sews this growing expand of course will require new labor, until opened job opportunity for unemployment. So, besides increase in skill, also giving by the benefit of money to increase capital of the work by buying cloths that were needed. That is, unemployment young men that has no activity will absorbed, and indirectly also will lessen act criminal.

2. Outcome a. Increasing of skill makes bag b. Opening of job opportunity bag sews more productive to all unemployed c. Fulfillments of the requirement for everyday his life from results bag sewed d. Growing of effort bag sews to facilitate customers e. Reduce the act criminal

3. Output a. Control way bag sews with kinds of model in accordance with customer order b. Unemployment can get job to increase their skills c. Made job of bag sew productive is rather than become unemployment d. The spread of efforts bag sewed and the community was fulfilled his requirement for the tailor. e. Environment becomes safe from act criminal.

4. Follow-up Increase in skill bag sews that executed is very urgent to improve resources and lessen unemployment. This condition very related to reduce acts criminal. For that, Increase of skill activity bag sews next will be extended at some unemployment’s that still have not yet follow this program..

5. Budget a. Giving Capital employed for 1 people x 500,000 = 250,000 ( $ 50 ) b. Monitoring and evaluation = $ 15 c. Reporting = $ 5 Total $ 70

Links:

• PUSPEM Website

• Progress report the empowerment of children (DOC)

This is the progress report for the PUSPEM Foundation program, “Empowering Children in West Sulawesi, which has received Global Giving Funding since joining the GG portfolio in December 2006. The following is an overview of the program and its goals. Most importantly, it covers the program’s accomplishments, which would not have been possible without our generous donors, including Global Giving and its contributors.

Links:

• PUSPEM Foundation Website
• PUSPEM Newsletter
• PUSPEM Micro Projects

• Progress report 3 the empowering children dropped out of school (DOC)

Giving of the Scholarship for the 3 children in Polman, Sulawesi West

• Report 2, The Empowerment of children dropped out of school, April 2007.doc (DOC)