In this program she was trained on how to make liquid soap and local bleach as a means to activate sustainable household income.
For Hadiza, a mother of four residing in a peri-urban community in Niger State, providing balanced meals and securing school tuition for her children seemed like an insurmountable daily obstacle after losing her primary source of income.
When CCCRN's community outreach team identified her household, she was enrolled in the comprehensive economic empowerment stream. Beyond learning chemical formulation and packaging of cleaning supplies, Hadiza received a start-up tool kit and micro-grant.
Today, Hadiza supplies cleaning detergents to five local primary schools and neighborhood shops. She has also become a mentor to six other women in her ward, teaching them financial literacy and product packaging.
"I am no longer dependent on handouts. I can buy my children's medications, pay their examination fees, and save every week with my community group."
Hadiza's transformation exemplifies CCCRN's conviction that holistic health outcomes are inextricably linked to social dignity and financial empowerment.
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