Federal grant · project grant (b)
Fanm Deside Will Assist 30 Affiliated Women's Groups to Build Networks to Raise Awareness on Human Rights in Haiti's Southeastern Department. Fanm Deside Will Educate Other Residents (both Men and Women) on Gender Issues, Especially in Isolated Communities, and Further Build Relationships With Community Leaders and Local Officials in Defense of Women's Rights. It Will Also Pilot a Vocational Training Program for Women in Traditionally Male-dominated Trades Such as Plumbing or Masonry. the Project Will Directly Benefit About 2,700 Individuals and Indirectly Benefit 5,900 People.
Committed
$833,550
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