Technical and vocational training
As part of our commitment to empowering individuals and fostering sustainable development, ACHF places a strong emphasis on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) within our livelihood program. We recognize that equipping individuals with practical, market-relevant skills is key to addressing unemployment and improving socioeconomic outcomes in underserved communities. Our TVET initiatives are designed to provide beneficiaries with the tools and knowledge they need to secure meaningful employment or start their own businesses, fostering economic independence and resilience.
Our program offers a diverse range of training opportunities tailored to the needs and aspirations of beneficiaries. These include hands-on instruction in areas such as garment making, hairdressing, catering, carpentry, electrical installation, and other in-demand trades. We partner with experienced master craftsmen and accredited training institutions to ensure that participants receive high-quality, industry-standard training that meets current market requirements.
In addition to technical skills, our TVET program emphasizes entrepreneurial development. Beneficiaries are equipped with essential business management skills, including financial literacy, marketing, customer service, and inventory management. These skills enable them not only to excel in their chosen trades but also to identify and seize entrepreneurial opportunities, further contributing to local economic growth.
We also prioritize inclusivity and community engagement in our TVET initiatives. Special efforts are made to include women, youth, and persons with disabilities, ensuring that all individuals have equal access to skill-building opportunities. By engaging with community leaders and stakeholders, we identify priority areas for training and ensure that our interventions align with the economic needs of the communities we serve.
To maximize the impact of our program, we provide post-training support, including mentorship, start-up kits, and access to micro-financing opportunities. This holistic approach ensures that beneficiaries have the resources and confidence to apply their skills effectively. Through our TVET initiatives, we aim to create a skilled workforce that drives local development, reduces poverty, and transforms lives.
Our commitment to technical and vocational education is not only a response to the immediate needs of our beneficiaries but also a long-term investment in sustainable development and self-reliant communities.

