Prior to getting into PIND’s mentorship program, the Chief Executive of the Society for the Empowermentof Young Persons (SEYP) wrote all proposals by herself, despite having five (5) employees and many volunteers. With an organizational capacity mentorship program with PIND, SEYP restructured its organizational structure and the management of of its teams. They were able…
After receiving some training from PIND Foundation, Enwerem Corlivics, the Imo State Coordinator for the Partners for Peace [P4P] Network in the Niger Delta, learned that learning to ‘fish’ was one way to ensure peace and stability.
Precious Ogbonna-Ben is a graduate of economics. He enrolled to learn leatherwork through the Niger Delta Youth Employment Pathways (NDYEP) training under the Footwear Academy. He now makes footwear for himself and for other people. Read how he went from being idle to gainfully employed.
Nzeota Prince Uche is a poultry farmer and service provider. His interaction with PIND provided some opportunities to improve his business from 100 birds to 1000. He now trains other poultry farmers to grow their own business. Powering Coastal Communities: No More Buying Of Firewood!