Rafiki: Go-ahead from DFID and the Jo Cox Memorial Fund
Rafiki Girls have always been incredible at what they do and now this project will be funded with UK aid from the UK government. Utilising funds from the Jo Cox Memorial we’re delighted that between 2019-2022 we will be supporting 240 girls (including 40 single mums) to break the cycle of deprivation which has so negatively impacted their lives so far.
With their amazing programme of confidence building, life skills and personal independence the first three months will see the girls come together as a group and start to change the way they see themselves and their life opportunities.
In the months that follow the girls go on to specialise in areas tadalafil cost such as Pre-School, Nurse Aid, Hotel & Catering and more. This specialist training is combined with a work placement to ensure that by the time they are finished they’re ready to enter the workplace.
From here it’s just a short hop to understand how an empowered woman, with skills and earning potential can change her own life and contribute to the lives of those around her.
The proof is evidenced as 85% of graduates go on to employment or further training within 6 months of graduating. Way ahead of the national average.
This inspiring work is the reason Rafiki and ZET have partnered for so many years.