Impact Of Livelihood Program on Safiya Musa
aun.admin2023-12-31T22:21:36+00:00Lucy Audu Yerima lives in Pompomari by-pass in Maiduguri. The insurgents displaced her from Baga local government to the Maiduguri metropolis.
Lucy Audu Yerima lives in Pompomari by-pass in Maiduguri. The insurgents displaced her from Baga local government to the Maiduguri metropolis.
Lucy Audu Yerima lives in Pompomari by-pass in Maiduguri. The insurgents displaced her from Baga local government to the Maiduguri metropolis.
Zara Ali Yarwama was originally living in Marte with her family but fled to Maiduguri due to insurgency with her sick husband, who later passed away, leaving her with 8 children to care for.
Ali Abubakar lives in Muna, Ethiopia. Before UNHCR/AUN livelihood intervention, he struggled to feed and meet other basic needs. He was trained in micro business , financial literacy, and business development,
Maiduguri is 30 years old, originally from the Mafa local government, but moved to Maiduguri due to insurgency in 2014 with his immediate family and parents, who were both sick.
Babagoni Abdu was displaced from Guzamala Local Government Area of Borno State, reaching Maiduguri.
Hafsat Adam was suffering until the UNHCR/AUN livelihood intervention came into her life. She was trained by AUN under the Urban IDP Program and eventually got empowered.
Bakawu Bukar resides in Muna, Ethiopia, and lives with his parents, and family of 7 people. He started the business of making caps and selling threads immediately after he received the empowerment kits.
Before the training of SBMCs by SENSE activity, most of the SBMCs in SENSE intervention schools were not functional. The narrative changed after the hands-on training of the SBMCs.
With USAID funding, SENSE Activity in collaboration with Adamawa and the Gombe state government refurbished twenty-two (22) Teacher Resource Centers (TRCs) across the two states.
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