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The Success story of RUPFA Community Livelihood Project (RCLP)
RCLP is meant to support the people especially women to start a business or expand their businesses thereby having a livelihood and alleviating poverty. RUPFA started this community project because we realized most women in micro businesses in the local areas were the backbone of children education.
RCLP took effect from the month of December 2015 where 30 women were given micro-loans to start or expand their business and were given a period of four (4) months to settle the payment on a flexible term.
The program was successful as women were advised and encouraged to put the money into something profitable. They were also given training on records keeping so as to know whether they were making profit or loss.
Our Success Story
Rebecca Adobea had this to say
As at the time RUPFA visited my community, my two children were at home whiles school was in session. I sadly had to watch other children go to school every morning hoping one day it will be the turn of mine. Thanks to RCLP, today all my two children are in school. The micro-loan I took from them has gone a long way to help me. As I identified the need in my area as food for school children every morning, I invested the money into selling of food and I had a lot of people patronizing it. Today, I can confidently say that I am not a housewife but into a business to support my family, especially my children.
RCLP Ayekoo!
RCLP is meant to support the people especially women to start a business or expand their businesses thereby having a livelihood and alleviating poverty. RUPFA started this community project because we realized most women in micro businesses in the local areas were the backbone of children education.
RCLP took effect from the month of December 2015 where 30 women were given micro-loans to start or expand their business and were given a period of four (4) months to settle the payment on a flexible term.
The program was successful as women were advised and encouraged to put the money into something profitable. They were also given training on records keeping so as to know whether they were making profit or loss.
Our Success Story
Rebecca Adobea had this to say
As at the time RUPFA visited my community, my two children were at home whiles school was in session. I sadly had to watch other children go to school every morning hoping one day it will be the turn of mine. Thanks to RCLP, today all my two children are in school. The micro-loan I took from them has gone a long way to help me. As I identified the need in my area as food for school children every morning, I invested the money into selling of food and I had a lot of people patronizing it. Today, I can confidently say that I am not a housewife but into a business to support my family, especially my children.
RCLP Ayekoo!
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