Job Training and Self-Employment

This project was born from active listening to families engaged in the Educational Project.
It was clear that economic hardship directly affected children’s nutrition, health, and education — particularly in single-provider households. Based on a socioeconomic survey in the Gran Pescaíto area, we designed a vocational training program focused on high-demand skills. The first initiative was a “rapid camp” in eyebrow design, developed with a local expert. This line of work especially seeks to empower female heads of households, providing them with tools for self-employment and improved income.