Carolina for KiberaWomen at Work
Women at Work, a new, community-informed, women-led vocational program equips young mothers and master craftswomen with skills in male-dominated fields, entrepreneurship, and childcare, advancing economic opportunity, education, and health.
Women seeking meaningful employment, especially in higher-paying, male-dominated fields
From cfkafrica.org/a-day-in-the-field-women-at-work ↗About this program
She takes us through a day in the field with the “Women at Work” program, which equips women not only with technical skills but also with the confidence, leadership abilities, and mentorship needed to pursue meaningful employment – especially in higher-paying, male-dominated fields.
By working alongside local professionals and community members, she is learning how empowerment and economic opportunity can create lasting impacts for individuals and communities.
Details
- Who
- Women seeking meaningful employment, especially in higher-paying, male-dominated fields
Run by
Funzo ProjectWe provide pathways for teenage mothers to realize their right to education or vocational training paired with psychosocial support.Girls ParliamentWe encourage girls to find their voices to demand action on issues they care about, practice leadership, and develop public speaking skills.Safe SpacesOur safe spaces ensure girls in slums have a supportive environment where they can learn, grow, and process their challenges with trusted mentors.