Help Keep a Carpentry Workshop Running in Kabul
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In Kabul, a small carpentry workshop is providing vulnerable orphaned youth with more than just a job — it is giving them stability, practical skills, daily meals, and a pathway toward independence.
The workshop trains young men in carpentry and woodwork while also providing them with:
•Two meals a day
•Hands-on vocational training
•A monthly salary to support themselves and their families
However, frequent electricity outages in Kabul regularly bring the workshop to a halt.
To keep operations running, the workshop urgently needs a new generator to power its electrical machinery during blackouts.
Funding Need
•Generator Cost: $800
A reliable generator will allow the workshop to continue operating consistently, ensuring these young apprentices can continue learning, earning, and building a future for themselves.
Your support will help sustain both employment and vocational training for orphaned youth in Afghanistan.
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