By Esther Kirui | Project Manager
“I have learnt a lot from the training. Records keeping and the three strong pillars to sustain my business has been the most interesting for me as I have realized how important records are in any business. I am now able to separate my service money and product money especially when am selling hair products. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Garden of Hope Foundation for this training”
Rose
126 young mothers were recruited for entrepreneurship and business management skills training. They have been taken through the following modules: Resource assessment, feasibility, market research, start-up capital, sustainability, and computer. As a requirement for one to qualify for the business boost loan, they have presented their business ideas and a broken-down budget on how they intend to spend the KES 5,000 that will be issued.
The department resulted in adding value to the training by training these young women on basic computer skills and homemade detergents, fabric softer and bleach for their own consumption and business. This training is projected to end by mid may where we will move to the next stage of business assessment.
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By Esther Kirui | Programs Coordinator
By Veronicah Nyambura | Project Officer
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