The 20 trained women in the community are individuals who have settled in a slum near Jakarta International Stadium (JIS). These women we've trained are financially deprived, lacking sufficient income and skills to market their products. Our training program encompasses three key areas: tailoring, entrepreneurship, and waste management. Under the guidance of Bu Lena, they will receive comprehensive instruction starting from the basics of materials and machine usage. The training will progress to include weaving LDPE sheets and a basic business-finance class, providing them with the tools to potentially establish their own businesses.
During the opening ceremony, Pak Edward expressed PT. KPI's commitment to making a lasting impact in the community by giving the community tools and chances to learn and develop their skill to produce marketable products. The collaboration with Liberty Society for training is a strategic move, fostering long-term impact by equipping women with knowledge and entrepreneurship skills. The ultimate goal of the training is to empower women to generate sustainable income.
CEO Tamara shared her hope that the trained women would find inspiration and hope within their families and for their children's future. Pak Thomas, expressing excitement, conveyed his support for the training, emphasizing that it goes beyond the transient effects of grocery or monetary charity, offering a lasting transformation in the lives of these women.
