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East and Southern Africa
Formal Education
St. Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School
In Kensekka, young people dream of a better life, but their prospects are limited. Without education or skills, secure jobs remain out of reach.
A tailoring hub at St Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School trains marginalised youth in tailoring and produces school uniforms for the region to generate income that helps sustain the school.
Together, we can helps builds a sustainable future for both students and the school community.
In Kyalurangira County, many young people have limited access to education, skills training, and secure employment. Economic shocks and unemployment leaves youth with few chances to build a stable future.
The St. Joseph’s Kensekka Tailoring Hub, run by St. Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School (SJKVSS), is changing this. It’s a dual-purpose initiative that provides practical vocational training while generating income to help sustain the school.
The project:
By combining skills training with local manufacturing, the Tailoring Hub strengthens resilience and builds a sustainable future for both students and the school community.
Your support helps young people in Kensekka gain skills for dignified work, while creating a self-sustaining vocational school for the future.
