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Tanzania -UCT Tanzania Womens Empowerment Sewing Project

United Caribbean Trust - Tanzania Sewing Student

My name is Sella Yona.

I am so glad that I am one of the women who is privileged to be here in the sewing project where we are learning how to make outfit free of charge, now I feel like God has a purpose for even the poor people like me, I can now see that I am on the way towards helping take care of my old mother and paying the school fees for my young brothers and sisters. I count it as a favor which has come in due season from the Lord. Soon after I have known how to make the outfit for men and women I hope I will be able to make money to support my family. < Read more >
Pastor David with one of the graduates in her home Imagine now if we could bring emplowment to these already trained women by introducing the HopePAK program into Tanzania, supplying some of the needs of the street children in Dar Es Salam. Families have been changed
Seen here Pastor Lotie's wife Stella Akondowi modeling her new outfit made in the UCT sewing factory.

To God be the glory.

Stella you have every reason to smile because God is smiling down on us.

UCT thanks all who sewed into this ministry enabling it to be established. 1 year scholarship costs US $15 per month

Seen below Stella and Mirriam in the factory with the UCT sewing machines - Praise God.

United Caribbean Trust has partnered with Pastor Lottie Akondowi from Tanzania in establishing a Women's Empowerment Sewing Project.


 
 
Women's Empowerment Sewing Project Factory. On the grounds of House of Freedom Tanzania is smaller building that would second as the Women's Empowerment Sewing Project Factory. It can facilitate 30 sewing machines, the project has already been established with 5 sewing machines but there is a great need for expansion.

Thank God funding was sourced and we have been able to start this project.

Read a letter of prayer from Tanzania

"First of all thanks very much, with the project we as women are so glad to be part of the it ,we thanks the leadership of the UCT for the project which will change our lives for the better on the other hand we thank the Lord for giving you the vision of this project" < Read more >

Read another letter of thanks from one of the ladies already in the program.

The Tanzania team plan to market the products through the schools in Tanzania and Liberty PVT school has already agreed to purchase school uniforms from the UCT -Tanzania Sewing Project

In the Caribbean UCT plans to promote the project through the schools in our region where children will be able to select styles and order outfits. These will be imported from Africa and sold at our 'Africa Appeal' outlets in Barbados.

Senator Lynette Eastmond, Barbados' Minister of Commerce, Consumer Affairs and Business Development, speaking on September 2006 at a business seminar at United Nations (UN) House, in association with the Barbados Investment and Development Corporation (BIDC), is of the view that the "synergies to be derived from Barbados' reconnection with Africa, have great potential for culture, the economy, trade and investment".

Senator Eastmond commented that as part of the foreign policy, "Barbados has set for itself a goal of reconnecting with the African continent". She shared several ways in which the current has achieved this goal.< Read more >

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