Through WGEF’s Adult Literacy Programme, Lamon learned about nutrition, healthy eating and practical ways families can improve their wellbeing using available resources.

Salome joined a local women’s enterprise group, where she received hands-on training in financial literacy, business management, and micro-loan seed capital.

With targeted credit, Grace transitioned from survival farming to enterprise agriculture, using her loan capital to hire labor to clear and prepare significantly larger plots of land.

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