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Out-of-school youth develop literacy and numeracy skills

Out-of-school youth develop literacy and numeracy skills. “I am very happy that my children are learning skills and learning to read . This will ensure that my daughters will be self-reliant .” – Mr. Ahmed, MEGA- SkY , India. Youth build practical, marketable, skills .

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Out-of-school youth develop literacy and numeracy skills

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  1. Out-of-school youth develop literacy and numeracy skills

  2. “I am very happy that my children are learning skills and learning to read. This will ensure that my daughters will be self-reliant .” – Mr. Ahmed, MEGA-SkY, India

  3. Youth build practical, marketable, skills.

  4. “[The militia] was a bleak and hopeless situation. It was while I was still with them that I heard about the Shaqodoonskill training program. Five months ago, I didn’t have a clue what a cooling system was and now I can trouble-shoot refrigerators, compressors or freezers, and comfortably repair them all.” – Galkayo, Shaqodoon, Somalia

  5. Youth work, earn, and invest in themselves.

  6. “Life has changed a lot. Before AkaziKanoze, I couldn’t even afford shoes or pants. Now, Iknow how to set goals. Now, I set aside money for food, allowance, and savings.” – Emmanuel, AkaziKanoze, Rwanda

  7. Youth make informed decisions.

  8. “I feel a lot of improvement in my personality. Communication skills, change of attitudes, removing fear, money management and handling responsibilities are areas that I have learnt from this training.” – Meera, MEGA-SkY, India

  9. Youth develop a sense of belonging.

  10. “It feels satisfying to pay back to your community, especially when the service you are doing is a practical one that is visible to all.” – Fatma, G-Youth, Kenya

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