Make Me Smile and Comundo create job opportunities for young women in Kenya

In the craft center operated by Make Me Smile and Comundo in Kenya, young school drop outs receive vocational training and are prepared for the labor market.

Mercy Odero explains something to a trainee at the sewing machine

In the craft centre in Kenya, run by Make Me Smile and supported by Comundo, young school dropouts are given vocational training and prepared for the labour market.

Learn more about how personnel development cooperation contributes to the success of this project in the following video:

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