​We give lasting, compassionate support to the recently displaced people to develop self-sufficient integration into their new communities.
We empower them in the transition back to work. We provide training in English language, computing, and other employability skills to give them a sense of purpose and support them to become self-sufficient.
Providing employment opportunities for all is the single most effective means of tackling poverty and social exclusion. Employment enables individuals to improve their living standards; Having a job gives an individual a sense of purpose and an opportunity to meet new people and connect with others. The interactions that occur between employees can result in a number of factors that have a positive impact on employee wellbeing, including trust and social support.
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Therefore, at the end of our mentorship program, our sister organization (GRA) in collaboration with other organizations in the UK provides employment to the female refugees that we have trained.
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