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Latest revision as of 13:42, 28 June 2023
| Organization | PygmySurvival Alliance |
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| Region | Rwanda |
| Website | Website |
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| ProjectLeader | Karl Weyrauch |
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This project will deliver skills training to 20 young adults in greatest need (formerly known in Rwanda as the Batwa) to help them reach a future with self-respect, steady income, and freedom from hunger. Entrepreneurial shopkeepers, seamstresses, hair dressers, welders and brickmakers have already been supported to develop skills and practice to help them prosper... and there is much more to do! Now, mechanics, singers, dancers and potters are all looking to grow their businesses.
Challenge
Young women and men in Cyaruzinge Village are searching for a way to make a living that provides food security, decent housing, and a way to create meaning in their lives. They want to learn and contribute to the community where they grew up. But how can they do that in face of many challenges, such as social isolation, lack of successful role models, and uncertainty about what might be possible in their fast-changing future? There is no lack of desire, only a lack of guidance and support.
Long-Term Impact
This project will help teens avoid the risks of substance abuse, unplanned pregnancy, social isolation, depression and low self-esteem that are common in this age group. It will help youth create hope for a better future that will enable them to wake up each day with a sense of purpose and possibility rather that feelings of alienation, impotence and futility. Successful participation in a vocational-skill-building process will give these young minds a chance to stretch and blossom as adults.
References
Project Gallery
Brick Machine Bricks
Mud Bricks
Beautiful pots
Potter in his studio.
Sewing is an important skill.
Woman entrepreneur with bicycle.
Beautician Students
Even small helpers are good helpers.
Welding protective gear.
