VOCATIONAL TRAINING
At Busajo Campus, teenage boys and girls build their future through professional training in our workshops. Here, they learn trades, acquire technical skills, and develop the confidence to reintegrate themselves into society as independent individuals and active figures of change. The ultimate goal is to permanently remove them from marginalization and offer them a better life prospect.
In addition to training, they participate in informal education activities and basic literacy courses, which are essential for personal growth and for confidently approaching the world of work.
At the end of the program, they are supported in finding an internship, a job, or starting a small artisanal business, so they can become autonomous, competent, and a valuable resource for their community.
WEAVING AND TAILORING
We produce scarves (nadala), curtains, tablecloths and towels, and we also use these fabrics to make school uniforms.
CARPENTRY, BAMBOO AND UPHOLSTERY
We build furnishings for the Campus and for the families we assist, both in the villages and in the city.
WELDING AND PAINTING
In support of the carpentry and bamboo workshop, completing the finishing touches to the furniture
SOAP PRODUCTION
We produce both liquid and solid soaps to meet the needs of the Campus.
BREAD MAKING
We bake approximately 600 sandwiches a day for all meals on Campus and for the children we help on the streets.
PRINTING
We print schoolbooks to donate to schools in the region that are almost completely without them.