Equipping Hands for Effective Communication

September-October 2018 donations’ report towards purchasing training equipment’s and materials for employability skills. We received funds amounting to US$2,570 out of 3,030 total amount raised during the September Challenge. We are so much grateful for the donations, it enables us to accomplish some of the pressing needs that require money to tackle.  

How we spent your donations:

Tailoring: We manage to purchase 3 sewing machines, garment/materials, assorted threads and the for dressmaking students.

Bakery: We also purchased 20 baking pans, bundles of whole flour bags, 60 liters of baking oil, 20 trays Eggs, vanilla essence, sobex, bread improver, and packaging bags.

Gift Bag Making: We purchased a roll of brown paper, 2 liters glue, and 10 rulers.

The funds you contributed in support of employability skills has enabled us to purchase materials, ingredients and the equipment above and has made us accomplish most of our goals of equipping deaf girls, women and the out of school vulnerable youth with employability skills through vocational training for self-employment and sustainability.

KCSD Technical Training Institute has created an opportunity for deaf girls, women, and youth to train on employability skills that enhance their lives to live independently, support themselves and their families.

However, with much happening now on the ground, it’s our sincere hope to accomplish KCSD mission and to impact more lives of those in dire need of help.

We’re still appealing to each of you to kindly talk to your friends and families to keep on supporting our work as we aim to create a better and a socio-economic sustainable future for our program beneficiaries. Any kind of donation either small or big will be highly appreciated. We also encourage you to spread the word and reach out to your friends and other volunteers who can their time, come and provide in-kind services, potential donors to contribute.

What KCSD beneficiary testimony and I quote “Am so grateful for the training of baking I have received from KCSD, at my age, I’m able to bake a wedding cake, cookies and more varieties and as well can open my own baking business and stop washing clothes for people hence living under their mercy. I’ve learned and acquired the skills “Said 52-year-old Anna.

On behalf of KCSD 

We say THANK YOU!

Links:

• Rosaline a beneficiary