Inclusive Baking Training Prepares 12 Participants for Microenterprise
Twelve participants from low-income, correctional-client, and disability backgrounds learned to make cookies, calculate costs, and understand microbusiness licensing.
Twelve participants from low-income, correctional-client, and disability backgrounds learned to make cookies, calculate costs, and understand microbusiness licensing.
Eight YIIM alumni from low-income and disability backgrounds learned to make cheese bakpia and klepon cheesecake while strengthening their existing food businesses.
YIIM and Insight Investments Management combined online learning with five days of hands-on barber training to help participants build practical skills and pursue sustainable livelihoods.
YIIM, Insight Investments Management, and local partners equipped 25 women and young women in Carenang with practical makeup skills and insights for developing service-based businesses.
BKMM members strengthened their financial-management and social-enterprise skills after completing a practical training series that reached more than 85 participants.
A former correctional client and YIIM barista-training alumnus received a complete equipment package to launch an independent coffee business in Central Jakarta.
Ten women completed ten days of hands-on training in sewing-machine operation, pattern making, doll production, materials, and start-up cost calculation.
Living-cost assistance and start-up capital enabled a man with a physical disability to operate a mobile-credit and online-transaction agency serving daily customers.
Twenty-nine women at Pondok Bambu Detention Centre completed training in bookkeeping, cost calculation, business innovation, and offline and digital marketing.
Ten women completed five days of intensive hairstyling training covering equipment, cutting, blow-drying, creambath treatment, and supervised practice.