Life Skills & Livelihood Training, Pathway For Hope
Do you ever wonder if livelihood training does any good? After all, participants often have low education, few incoming skills and almost no financial resources. So here’s the true impact of what is happening in the Metro Manila community of Taytay, Rizal in...
Golden Hands Livelihood, Life Skills & Livelihood Training
Note: The next group of six women are scheduled to start their training on Oct. 9, 2020. Scroll below to read about the incredible women who have persevered to complete the Golden Hands Livelihood training. Five women enrolled in the Golden Hands Livelihood...
Disaster Response, Life Skills & Livelihood Training
Stephen and Anne Haag are not your typical missionaries. They got into short-term missions with ER later in life and found that the experiences spoke to their hearts in a profound manner. They realized had a passion to serve others, but where and how? During a trip to...
Life Skills & Livelihood Training
Fast Stat: Nearly 100+ women and girls have learned livelihood skills by passing the Golden Hands Sewing Training Course and are now able to help their families generate income. Michie arrived at ER’s sewing and pattern-making class fraught with fear. She was shy and...
Life Skills & Livelihood Training
By Walt Walkowski, ER Global Impact Coordinator Sadly, abandonment, abuse, hunger, thirst, shelter, deaths, typhoons, fires, flooding, earthquakes and disease are prominent traumas faced by the vulnerable people of the Philippines. Because ER and our partners operate...
Life Skills & Livelihood Training
Story update: Fast forward less than one year, and the guys in the Quito Men’s Program at the Quito Dump are producing some stellar furniture. Check out this set below. Notice the recycled pallet wood. How awesome is this? ER’s Pete Emery shares: “We...
