Community Project:
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Beautician Training
Beautician training is provided for women who are from lower income families. The focus is to teach basic cosmetology such as threading, bleaching, facial, manicure, pedicure, waxing, etc. Ladies are also taught during the training of how to run their business successfully so that they can sustain the business and generate an extra income for their family. Once the program is completed, participants are provided with supplies and equipment to give them a jumpstart on their new business.
Project Updates:
January 1st, 2019
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My name is Malika and I come from a Hindu Brahmin family. My husband was murdered, and an evil spirit came over my son when he was 12 years old. At that time, I heard the Gospel for the first time from a lady named Suvna.
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February 1st, 2018
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At 29, Lavy is a perfect combination of hard work, will, determination, and a dream come true. Having completed her 10th grade, she was always aware of the importance of education but lacked confidence and self-determination.
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October 1st, 2017
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In the Bible when we read about Priscilla, we know that she was the woman who was a helping hand for her husband Aquila in making tents and thus earning money to run their house and help to needy people.
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July 27th, 2017
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Thank God for giving the opportunity to equip ladies with the basic skills which helps them to earn lively hood.
It was great fun to teach and learn different skills during this time. The ladies were made up of students and housewives.
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June 1st, 2017
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We want to thank God for the successful Beauty Parlor Training. We expected 15 ladies to participate but 22 ladies turned up and where trained.
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January 1st, 2017
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I am Lavanya. Before coming to the beautician training I was struggling in many ways, especially financially. I was not doing well because my husband did not have a stable job to be able to support me and our daughter.
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January 1st, 2016
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My name is Nalliya. Other than writing my name, I do not know how to read or write. I never thought I could do anything to meaningfully contribute to my family’s finances because I had no skills or education.
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