Skills that feed a family
“I joined the vocational training with nothing but hope. Six months later I had a sewing machine, customers, and enough income to pay school fees for my children.”
Amina Hassan
Tailoring graduate · Magwi, South Sudan
Amina, a single mother in Magwi, had no steady income when she enrolled in HWW’s livelihoods vocational training. She chose tailoring because demand was high in her market.
After the course, she received a starter kit and small-business mentoring. Within a year she was earning enough to cover food, school fees, and basic healthcare — and later trained two other women from her village.
This is the kind of self-reliance HWW’s livelihoods work aims for: practical skills, seed support, and ongoing coaching so families can recover economically after crisis.
“I joined the vocational training with nothing but hope. Six months later I had a sewing machine, customers, and enough income to pay school fees for my children.”
Amina Hassan
Tailoring graduate · Magwi, South Sudan
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