My Communities

Imagine if we were not in a position to earn a better livelihood for our children, how pathetic would that be? Imagine we not being able to live with our families, work far from our people, how hard that would be?
Lack of secondary and higher education in the refugee camps would lead to such results making people into working class.

iT'S TOM'S FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY! HE CLOSED HIS EYES, MADE A WISH, AND BLEW OUT ALL THE 10 CANDLES ON THE CAKE. #GAININGCHILDHOOD

Jon, my 6-year old son is waiting for me. I lost my eyes in the Ukrainian war but I will never let hunger steal Jon.

The story I found really powerful was that of a young lady who gave her best friend that came to visit her a meal. the two ladies were best of friends when one got married and moved to a new city. After they had their chit chats, the visitor left for the hotel, called her friend to catch up with her some more since they couldn't get enough of each other while they were together. The married one told the friend she hadn't dinner for the night because the meal she had when she came visiting was her portion for the night. her husband controls and takes note of everything in her house. she was a stay at home wife and was pregnant at that time.
The story made me see the need to equip women with skills and knowledge to build sustainable wealth to cater for them and their children in worst case scenerios.

An average family in Nigeria has a tale of "the grass to grace and back to the grass" kind of story. My name is Chiamaka and I have such stories. I was born with a silver spoon, heard my parents started from nothing and found grace and along the line lost it all. I started a foundation to equip women and families with financial knowledge and plans that will walk them through life phases, build strategic wealth and systems that will work for them and their families. A contemporary Nigerian is taught different ways to make money but never taught how to make money work for them. Slf partnered with another NGO this year to prepare for a conference. I need to use storytelling to get the attention and emotions of the intended audience(women). The quest to become better with storytelling and drive the force to get the intended result brought me here. I have gone through the modules and I am excited to be here. I'd gladly recommend this courses to my friends and colleagues.

Hi, This is Bikash Chaudhary from Nepal. I'm a development practitioner working for an international humanitarian development organization. I've been in this field for the last 7 years and continuously working for the most vulnerable communities in hilly areas of Nepal. I want the resources entrusted to us to be used in the most efficient and responsible manner.

this module was simple to understand and has complex meaning