Skill Development

Project - Basic Computer Literacy Program

The Basic Computer Literacy Program is designed to skill and upskill young people in essential computer fundamentals, enabling their active participation in the digital transformation agenda.
Launched successfully in April 2025, the program enrolled 30 participants in its first cohort, with additional cohorts planned to expand its reach and impact.

Through this program, participants gain:

-Foundational computer skills, including the use of operating systems and basic troubleshooting
-Proficiency in essential software applications such as word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations
-Improved digital communication skills, including email use and online collaboration tools
-Basic internet literacy, focusing on online research, digital safety, and responsible use of technology
-Increased confidence to pursue further education, employment opportunities, and digital entrepreneurship

By equipping participants with these core competencies, the program supports greater inclusion in the digital economy and empowers youth to participate meaningfully in today’s technology-driven society.

Project- OHSA/COIDA

Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and COIDA Training Program

This program is delivered in partnership with the Department of Employment and Labour and the Compensation Fund to educate and train vulnerable workers on the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA).

To date, the program has successfully trained over 1,000 workers, strengthening workplace safety awareness, legal compliance, and workers’ understanding of their rights and responsibilities.

Through this program, participants gain:

-A clear understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its application in the workplace
-Knowledge of worker and employer rights, roles, and responsibilities under OHSA
-Awareness of common workplace hazards and basic risk prevention measures
-An understanding of COIDA, including injury reporting procedures and compensation claims
-Improved confidence to advocate for safer working conditions and compliance with safety regulations

By equipping workers with this knowledge, the program contributes to safer workplaces, reduced occupational risks, and improved protection for vulnerable workers.

Project Bricklaying and Welding

Bricklaying and Welding Skills Program

This program empowers community members with practical skills in bricklaying and welding, helping them create job opportunities and improve their livelihoods. Through this initiative, launched in partnership with Macsteel, 20 individuals have already been trained and equipped with the following skills:

Participants can gain:

-Basic bricklaying techniques for construction projects
-Welding skills for metalwork and fabrication
-Safe use of tools and equipment
-Problem-solving and practical application in real work settings
-Confidence to pursue employment or start small businesses

By giving participants these hands-on skills, the program helps them take control of their future and contribute to the growth of their communities.