Skilled Up Women: CCN Empowers Women in Confectionery

In a significant stride towards sustainable community development, the Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN), in a new partnership with Deby County, is executing a vital component of the PRIn Project: “Awareness on Wealth Creation through Confectioneries.”

This initiative aims to equip women and girls with valuable skills that will enable them to create wealth and reduce poverty.

The training program is skilling up 25 women and girls from the communities of Kwall and Jebbu Bassa in the art of confectionery, including baking and pastry making.

Beyond the practical skills, all participants will also gain essential knowledge in financial literacy, empowering them to manage their new businesses effectively and contribute to their household economies.

This CCN women empowerment project is a testament to the organization’s commitment to creating lasting change at the grassroots level.

Supported by Christian Aid in Nigeria, this component of the PRIn Project is a strategic effort to provide sustainable livelihood support and foster a spirit of entrepreneurship.

By providing these valuable skills, the CCN women empowerment project is building a foundation for a more secure and prosperous future for the beneficiaries and their families.

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