The Incredible Progress of Women in the Husky Energy Tailoring Skills Program
Over the past month since the Husky Energy Tailoring Skills Program for Women started, the students have diligently punched in every day.
During the past year, 171 greenhouses were built throughout Western China. This is no easy task and so we thought we’d share with you the steps to building a greenhouse.
2. The dirt wall is prepared and braced with supports, ready to lay the bricks.
3. The bricks are laid as the support wall and the two ends.
4. The frames are assembled and plastic sheeting is secured.
5. Training is carried out on how to properly maintain the greenhouse and how to best grow vegetables.
6. Rotations of crops are planted throughout the year, resulting in plentiful, year-round harvest for the family.
Below are some of the women and their children, most are single mothers (our primary focus of this program moving forward), who are now proud owners of a greenhouse. They understand how to grow vegetables that will help to provide proper nutrition for their children and provide ample crops that they can sell and earn extra money so their children will be able to remain stable in school. Thank you to GPA Global for matching the funds of everyone who has donated to this amazing project for 2017.
Over the past month since the Husky Energy Tailoring Skills Program for Women started, the students have diligently punched in every day.
Teacher Meng Shuangyi comes from Chongqing and is one of our dedicated volunteers teachers part of our program, Support a Volunteer Teacher in China.
Er Shi Ti Xi is one of the recipients of the generosity of our sponsors for the One More Year Scholarship Program in China.
The Husky Energy Tailoring Skills Program for Women officially launched on March 18th, 2024. Our team recruited thirty-one trainees after interviews.
We are putting the spotlight on one of our participants for the Husky Energy Tailoring Program for Women this year, Qunjie.
Adi Wujia is one of the many students who are able to continue her studies through the One More Year Scholarship Program. This is her letter to her sponsors.