Microenterprise and Job Skills
Most people struggling with poverty really do want a hand up and not a hand out. BGR conducts hundreds of locally appropriate skills training programs and helps to initiate over a thousand microenterprise projects each year.
You changed her story. Saba had been a farmer’s housewife.
Award dedication. Support hard work. Encourage devotion to quality.
“I am thankful for God’s grace in providing the project funds. I live in one of the poorest areas…”
A dab of blush and a swipe of lipstick can’t cover up a broken heart.
She’s a woman who transformed in prison—through makeup.
“She doesn’t leave a lot because she would miss us; she loves us.”
Pray pastors and church leaders who have been trained as welders will find jobs.
Giving hand-ups, not hand-outs in one way we can truly help people in need.
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