Sustainable & Profitable Livelihood Program (SPLP)

For the last two years, your continued support and engagement prompted us to dare to dream significantly for the girls. Not only did we desire, but we also became very creative. 

We recently reviewed the case of former program students who are dropping out without any real-life prospects. The conclusion was unanimous. We decided to start the Sustainable & Profitable Livelihood Program (SPLP).

The project aims to develop and test vocational training activities for agricultural microenterprises for girls in the Aumazo tutoring program. 

Agribusiness will give Bernole the power to earn a living, get out of the precarious situation and be able to support herself and her child financially.

Bernole is one of our former tutoring students who had to drop out of high school for lack of financial support. She was thrilled to learn that we were starting the agribusiness project. "I will be the first person to register for the program. I can't wait to train for a new skill and acquire the financial freedom so needed to support myself and my child," she reacted. 

On Wednesday, July 20, GlobalGiving is making it possible for us to project to reality for Bernole and fifteen author girls that we will enroll in this vocational training program starting this fall, 2022. 

We aim to raise $7180 or more to cover the first year of project costs. Your contribution as usual will keep our track record of success intact. 

We extend our invitation to you to participate in our Bonus Day campaign this Wednesday, July 20. Your gift in the early hours, starting at  9:00 AM EDT, before the funds run out quickly, is essential to us. 

Bernole and the girls in our tutoring program are fortunate to have you as a support, and Aumazo is grateful to you for being the one who constantly motivates us to take calculated risks for the girls.

We all win as a result. 

We appreciate your partnership. 

Sincere gratitude,

Jacqueline Audige, and the Board