N’Djamena, Chad
Length of project: 12 months
Partner: FEEEJ
We’ve studied hard at school. Some of us even have degrees and yet our country's failing economy means that jobs are hard to find. We don’t want to join the statistics and be one of the 75,000 graduates in Chad that are unemployed.
With our businesses we have the potential to become independent business women.
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We are delighted that the Determined Women of N’Djamena spark project is now fully funded. We are currently sharing this good news with Lea, Nadege and Eliane.
We thank everyone who donated so generously giving these three young entrepreneurs the opportunity to set up their innovative businesses.
You have been the spark to help them realise their potential.
We will be in touch very soon with a thank you postcard followed by regular updates on how they are progressing as they get their poverty-fighting ventures underway.
Thank you for being the spark to Lea, Nadege and Eliane.
By Jenny Rooke
I wish you every success and may your enthusiasm bring you a just reward
May Jesus give you all the gifts to fllfill your full potential and more for his glory and your blessing to you and your community.
We pray for these entrepreneurial women and that their business will succeed.
We wish you all every success as you take on these wonderful projects for your community. God Bless your efforts
We are entrepreneurs with innovative ideas. Project Possible has given us the encouragement and support to believe that we can turn our lives around and begin to support our families. We may be young women, but there are gaps in the market and we plan to fill those with new businesses.
One of us plans to grow a mini corner shop for the community, another will be creating tailor-made outfits for neighbours and friends, and another will set up a milling service for grains, groundnuts and condiments. Each of our exciting new plans will meet the needs of our local community and prove that women can achieve anything they set their minds to.
“I studied in Cameroon and have a law degree, but I haven’t managed to find any paid work since returning to Chad. I see the need for a milling service every time I go to the market. My idea to start a milling business will help me become independent and give back to my family.” Nadege's innovative idea
We’ll be working closely with our partner in Chad, FEEEJ, to help Eliane, Lea and Nadege to kick-start their ventures:
