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Rahama Girl Child and Women Empowerment Initiative's Economic Development Programme to empower and train women in Tailoring and Shoe Making for free is Scheduled to kick-start this weekend with the following items: Saturday 18/11/2017 Screening of Prospective Candidates and Sunday 19/11/2017 Lecture/ Starting Ceremony. Time:10 amVenue: Rahama Child Care and Prenursery Sabuwar Gandu. You are all invited to contribute in any way you can. 
The Screening was successful and 50 women were chosen to be trained in Tailoring and Shoe Making






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  1. Anonymous6 October 2022 at 23:07

    nice

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  2. Rum Tan9 October 2022 at 22:29

    The welfare and social advancement of families, communities, and nations depend on the empowerment of women. Women can realize their greatest potential when they lead secure, contented, and fruitful lives. raising happier, healthier children and contributing their skills to the economy. As parents, we always want to give our best to make sure our children grow well-rounded. In order for them to grow up to be confident, we need to learn to empower children from starting.

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