Good News from Egypt
This NGO moved into one of the poorest neighborhoods in Giza. In just four crowded streets, 150 families are trying to get by. The target: find women from households with less than LE 400 per month (USD 70) and equip them with skills to get a job. The success: 50 women are employed and 24 more are trained to work from home. They earn around LE 200 per month; money needed for the family’s dinner table and school books. A key to the project is that it is also helping the women to find a job, even bargaining with employers. Women from other deprived neighborhoods have already come to ask if the project will be extended. Congratulations! Link



4 Comments:
At 17/10/05 20:11,
Karim Elsahy said…
how bout a link to the ngo... or a name even?
At 17/10/05 20:16,
ritzy said…
Thanks for pointing it out Karim. I always check the posts a few minutes after I've sent them but this time you were ahead of me! - and I thank you for noticing it!
At 18/10/05 00:38,
Anonymous said…
Woops, I see a typo that I'm sure you want to fix asap. It should be "deprived neighborhood." :P
While I'm here, I want to compliment you on an exceptionally good blog. Also, you have by far the funniest idea for a donation request I've ever seen. LOL.
At 18/10/05 06:30,
ritzy said…
Many thanks!
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