At the age of 11, Henny Sunny left school to help support his family due to financial hardship. Without completing his education or learning a vocational skill, he struggled to find stable and well-paying work, relying mostly on irregular daily Labor jobs. This project will provide Henny and 19 other vulnerable young men with three months of professional motorbike repair training. Through practical learning, tools, and mentorship, they will gain valuable technical skills that are in high demand
Many young men in low-income communities leave school early and remain unemployed due to lack of skills. Without vocational training, they fall into frustration, bad company, or unsafe labor. Motorbikes are the most common transport, yet there is a shortage of trained mechanics. Youth like Henny need practical skills to earn honestly and support their family
Chopan Trust will establish a 3-month motorbike repairing training workshop for 20 youth. The program includes a trainer, toolkits, spare parts for practice, and safety gear. Trainees will learn engine repair, maintenance, oil change, wiring basics, and customer handling. After completion, they will be able to start earning through jobs or small roadside repair services. This project is planned to continue for three years, benefiting new groups of youth each cycle and creating long-term liveliho
Skilled youth become earners, not dependents. Each trained mechanic can support a family like Henny Sunny Land even train others. Over time, this project creates self-reliant youth, reduces unemployment, and builds a network 240 of skilled workers in the community. It replaces hopelessness with dignity and sustainable livelihood.
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