Kfar Qara Social Services Center Holds Workshops to Empower Women Economically
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The Kfar Qara municipality's Sama Center, in collaboration with Maharat College, hosted six vocational workshops to empower women economically. The courses covered photography, soap making, dairy production, and more, aiming to provide practical skills for home businesses and increased family income. Participants praised the workshops for enhancing their capabilities and economic independence. The initiative seeks to strengthen family self-sufficiency through new income streams.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Kfar Qara's Sama Center organized six vocational workshops for women.
- The workshops aimed to enhance women's economic independence and family income.
- Skills taught included photography, soap making, and dairy production.
- Participants expressed satisfaction with the practical skills gained.
- The initiative was a collaboration between the municipality and Maharat College.
The Sama Center, part of the Social Services Department in the Kfar Qara municipality, organized a series of six vocational workshops in cooperation with Maharat College. The initiative aimed to equip housewives with practical skills in areas such as photography, soap making, cheese and dairy production, flower arranging, parcel preparation, accessory making, and agriculture. These workshops are intended to open new avenues for employment and the establishment of home-based businesses, thereby increasing family income. Professionals specialized in these fields led the sessions. The participating women expressed their satisfaction with the workshops, noting the practical skills and tools they acquired, which they believe will enhance their capabilities and economic independence. I'tidal Masarwa, Director of the Social Services Department, thanked the Sama Center team for organizing the courses, emphasizing the importance of initiatives that strengthen family independence and provide opportunities for developing home projects and additional income sources.
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