Empowerment through Apprenticeship: Skill Development for Teenage Mothers in Rural Village in Uganda The "Empowerment through Apprenticeship Project”, proposed by Kingdom Builders Church International, addresses the prevalent issues of teenage motherhood and mounting early school dropout rates in Luuka District, Uganda. Over a period of three years, the project will provide skill development opportunities to as many as 300 teenage mothers. This will enable them to secure sustainable livelihoods and improve their overall well-being by partnering with local vocational training centers, engage in mentorship programs, which will hopefully foster community and international support. This project seeks to mitigate the challenges faced by these vulnerable young mothers. Luuka District exhibits a disturbingly high prevalence of teenage mothers and an alarming early school dropout rate. This cycle perpetuates poverty, lack of skills, and social exclusion. These young mothers often lack education, skills, and emotional support, which in turn hinders their ability to escape the cycle of poverty and the chance of securing a promising future for themselves and their children. Objectives 1. To empower 300 teenage mothers in Luuka District with marketable skills through apprenticeship training. 2. To enhance the self-esteem, confidence, and emotional well-being of teenage mothers overall. 3. To reduce the dropout rate among teenage mothers by providing access to alternative education and skills training. 4. To create a supportive community environment that promotes the acceptance and integration of teenage mothers into society. Join us in co-laboring with Moses Sabika in the facilitation of this program, serving these young, vulnerable women in need. Your donations help with the health care of the women and their children on so many levels. Thank you for your donations