Our programs in DR Congo include direct financial aid, rights awareness classes, job-skills training and emotional support. The one-year program was developed for DR Congo's special challenges and demands, and includes vocational training that helps women earn an income and support themselves, through:
 
 
Tie-dyeing – because tie-dyed fabrics are very popular and can be sold in both local and global markets
 
Ceramics production – to give women the skills they need to create practical household items for sale in local markets
 
Bread-making – for program participants to learn the basics of baking and earning an income from the sale of baked goods
 
Other courses include:

• Agriculture


• Beauty care


• Culinary arts


• Soap-making


• Retail sales


• Tailoring