Finding new or better work is the most direct path out of poverty for families in need. HCI facilitates this process by providing vocational training, offering micro-finance opportunities, and developing promising value chains. As a result of these efforts, farmers can get their crops to market before they spoil and women can earn an income to support their families. HCI helps families after crisis transition from relief to recovery through innovative programs that get them back to work quickly, which restores dignity, puts pay in workers’ pockets and injects cash into ailing local economies. HCI programs are aimed at long-term, reliable growth, and HCI often engages private sector partners to leverage additional resources and guarantee sustainability.
Livelihoods and Enterprise
Sudan Dairy; Building Capacities and Unlocking the Potential of Widows and Orphans
Education and Empowerment, Livelihoods and Enterprise, Orphans, Sudan, Woman, Youth
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Jul 082009
In May 2009, the HCI team launched two projects in Sudan that will provide credit capital and the necessary training and coaching to two new communities in two settlements in the south and the north of the capital Khartoum as well as a project which will promote entrepreneurial spirit among impoverished Sudanese orphans, and giving [...]
Two jobs were created at the Al Mona center for hearing imparities & mental development in Tripoli the week that Yazan, a member of the fundraising team in Canada visited the HCI team in Lebanon. The center, a subsidiary of the Charity of the Islamic Women Society was where the first meal of HCI’s Farm [...]
