Our Students, Our Pride- Part 2
In the second segment of “Our Students, Our pride”, we catch up with another graduate from
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This is exciting because I am a hairdresser but before I joined the IWC Skills program, I didn’t know much about beauty and makeup. The skills I’ve gained will allow me to offer both hairdressing, beauty and makeup to my clients. My dream is to open my beauty parlour to offer hairdressing, beauty and makeup services.
Miss Nontobeko Ndlovu
IMWC Student (Skincare and Makeup)
“I am glad to see what Inspire Women and Children have done to the community of Phelandaba. I believe women should be dynamic in everything they do. This program is relevant as it answers to gender responsiveness which entails the promotion of women’s skills.”, I applaud Inspire Women and Children for their involvement in community development and I urge them to expand the project to other parts of the city.”
Mrs. Thumamina Khumalo
Bulawayo City Council Assistant Director Housing and Community Services
Bringing Cheer to the Maraposa Community
Rural schools are usually rated as low performing schools and this has been attributed to the
Graduation ceremony for January intake students
THE Inspire Women and Children Skills (Inspire WC) Centre in Pelandaba yesterday held its very first
Inspire WMC breaking the silence on Gender-based Violence in Umguza District.
Inspire Women Men and Children (Inspire WMC) held a Gender-Based Violence (GBV) awareness workshop on the
Inspire WMC founder scoops the Z.A.A Community Champion Award.
Inspire WMC was also nominated along with other four organisations under the Community Champion Organisation category,
Reusable Sanitary Pads Championed
In a bid to curb the challenges faced by women to purchasing sanitary wear, Inspire Women
