Growing up in a large household with limited resources, Yogyou Denis is now training in mechanics through SCMF and working toward a future where he can support his siblings and help other young people in his community.
After losing her mother and struggling to survive on her own, Tumenta Rose is now training in hair dressing through SCMF and rebuilding hope for herself and her siblings in Baba I.
Displaced by the Anglophone crisis, Ajang Kingsley is learning plumbing through SCMF so he can earn a living, support his family, and contribute positively to his community.
After displacement disrupted her future, Ajang Precious is using SCMF’s plumbing training to build independence, support her family, and rebuild with dignity in Kumba.
After losing his father and growing up with limited opportunities, Ntahmbomenyi Prosper is now training in mechanics through SCMF and working toward a future where he can support his family and create jobs in Baba I.
St. Charles Medical Foundation is offering free vocational training in makeup, tailoring, hairdressing, nail technology, mechanics, barbering, baking, and plumbing for young people aged 15 to 25 affected by crisis or poverty. No school enrollment required. Apply today.
St. Charles Medical Foundation is offering free vocational training in makeup, tailoring, hairdressing, nail technology, mechanics, barbering, baking, and plumbing for young people aged 15 to 25 affected by crisis or poverty. No school enrollment required. Apply today.
After months of uncertainty following university, Ndum Diana found a new path through Saint Charles Medical Foundation’s baking and pastries training support.
After losing her home during the Anglophone crisis, Rena Mbota is rebuilding her future through tailoring and fashion design training with Saint Charles Medical Foundation.
After years of hardship in Baba I, Mbojo Blessed is now training in motorcycle mechanics through Saint Charles Medical Foundation and can finally see a way to support his mother and siblings.
