Project Report
| May 1, 2026
Soap making for Health and income in rural school
By Jawanghe Joseph | Project Leader
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During this period, students were successfully trained in liquid soap production using affordable, locally available materials. We are pleased to share that the liquid soap was made and distributed among the children, improving handwashing practices and promoting a healthier school environment.
The project continues to build students’ entrepreneurial skills, as they can now produce extra soap for sale within their communities. The income generated supports school supplies and fees for vulnerable children.
Additionally, the generous support from different well-wishers, we have purchased tools for solid soap production. This expansion will increase skills development and strengthen the project’s sustainability.
Long-Term Impact
This initiative promotes lasting change by improving hygiene, reducing school absenteeism, and empowering students with practical and entrepreneurial skills. It also creates a sustainable way to support vulnerable children’s education.
We kindly encourage you to continue sharing our project to help us reach more people and keep this initiative active.
May 1, 2026
Soap making for Health and income in rural school
By Jawanghe Joseph | Project Leader
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During this period, students continued to actively participate in liquid soap production using locally available materials. We are happy to report that the soap was successfully produced and used within the school, improving hygiene and promoting regular handwashing among children.
Because of your generous donations, liquid soap branding also took place. This has made the product more appealing and market-ready, giving students a better opportunity to sell to the community and strengthen their entrepreneurial skills.
In addition, tools for solid soap production have been purchased, further expanding the project’s scope and sustainability.
Long-Term Impact
This initiative continues to improve hygiene, build practical skills, and create a sustainable source of support for vulnerable children through income generation.
We kindly ask you to continue sharing our project to help us reach more people and grow our impact.
May 1, 2026
Soap making for Health and income in rural school
By Jawanghe Joseph | Project Leader
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During this reporting period, the project has continued to focus on equipping school children with practical skills in liquid soap production using affordable and locally available materials. The initiative is designed to address both hygiene challenges in schools and economic barriers faced by vulnerable students.
Through hands-on training sessions, students have successfully learned how to produce liquid soap for handwashing within their schools. This has significantly contributed to improved hygiene practices, helping to reduce the spread of preventable diseases and creating a healthier learning environment.
In addition to meeting school needs, students are now able to produce surplus soap for sale within nearby communities. This income-generating component is a key milestone, as it introduces children to entrepreneurship at an early stage while creating a sustainable mechanism to support their education. Funds generated from these sales are being directed toward school supplies and fees for vulnerable children, ensuring that more students can remain in school and continue their education.
We are also excited to share an important development: thanks to generous donations from various well-wishers and supporters, the project has expanded its scope. We have now successfully purchased tools required for solid soap production. This addition will not only diversify the students’ skills but also increase income potential and long-term sustainability of the initiative.
Long-Term Impact
In the long term, this project aims to build a generation of self-reliant, skilled, and socially responsible young people. By integrating practical entrepreneurship with education, students gain confidence, financial literacy, and problem-solving skills that extend beyond the classroom.
The continued production and use of soap will lead to sustained improvements in hygiene and public health within schools and surrounding communities. At the same time, the income generated will provide ongoing support for vulnerable children, reducing school dropout rates and promoting equal access to education.
As the project grows, it has the potential to be replicated in other schools and communities, creating a wider network of student-led micro-enterprises that contribute to both local economies and social well-being.
We kindly encourage you to continue sharing our project with your networks. Your support helps us reach more people, expand our impact, and keep this initiative active and growing.