PROJECTS

EDUCATION PROGRAM

PRIMARY SCHOOL PROJECT.

Without education, orphans have no future. TFJCC realized that it was our duty to plug this gap in helping non-school going children access formal education through the provision of the stringent scholastic requirements necessary. TFJCC does this by pursuing a double-pronged approach:

Ever since the founding of tfjcc, it has been our dream to start our own school for AIDS orphans and children of AIDS widows. In 2015, our dream with the support and efforts became a reality. We wish to open up education institution for the needy and orphans

shall be very happy when receive donations for this purpose.

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROJECTS

TFJCC found out that the income generating capacity of these households is profoundly constrained by numerous dependent children; lack of opportunity to accumulate productive resources like cattle, goats, and farming implements; and difficulty in getting access to credit. They are further constrained by limited education and training which limits their employability. TFJCC has countered this trend by organizing widows in groups, and then offer them different skills, depending on their own choice and demonstrable ability for sustainability. Some have chosen to learn Craft making among other Commercial Cookery and Bakery, where they are taught to make Cookies, Pan Cakes, Donuts, Bans, Bread. On the other they are also trained how Rear Rabbits, Pigs, and Chickens, and lastly also we will train them in Horticulture. This involves growing of Tomatoes, Cabbage, Egg Plant, Passion fruits and many other produce items.

FEEDING AND ACCOMODETION OF THE CHILDREN
IChildren are fed and accomodeted

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YOUTH SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
We aim at developing Skills among Youth on the background of laying foundations to combat various challenges facing Youth in Uganda.
Beneficiaries under these projects are inducted through a 1 Year course in tailoring, welding, carpentry, motor mechanics skills amonger others. During this trainings, beneficiaries learn and develop skills in making competitiveness productivity .
At the end of the skills empowerment training, the beneficiaries usually have two options:

finding employment in an established competitive business.
signing up to receive start up kits from VSCCA, to begin self-employment. The beneficiaries under this arrangement are expected to repay a small cost every month towards the purchase of the start up kit over the period of the next 12 months from the time that they begin to engage the kit that they have received on loan, commercially.

farming