Chicken Farming Project Gives Hope to Seniors

The Chicken Farming Project in China continues to enable more women to run their chicken businesses successfully.

With the completion of new classrooms, our girls in Qinghai at that SGVTS are getting their first taste of computers. Thanks to funding received last year, 10 computers were supplied this past month as the first stage of a computer training program. A computer teacher has been employed to take the lead on this and she is also doubling as an additional Chinese language teacher. Kalsang and Serr Tso (having recently completed their internship at the Captivating Shenzhen office) are also assisting with teaching computers to their sisters. Currently the computer training is limited to the older girls only, however, should this program prove successful, more computers will be added at a later stage benefiting girls of all ages. Computer skills, coupled with good levels of Chinese language are sure ways to open up doors of future opportunity for these girls.
(Pictured:Seng Girls in the computer class. )
The Chicken Farming Project in China continues to enable more women to run their chicken businesses successfully.
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