Give Someone A Second Chance In Life
Do you know any underprivileged person who needs help to get ahead?
A young person who has not finished primary or high school … or someone who finished SPM, but can’t afford to go to a good college… or even single mothers… or people suffering in poverty?
Help them by connecting them to a 2 year comprehensive training and boarding program. The education, food and boarding is entirely free. The student only needs to pay for their own personal expenses. Full scholarships are offered as well.
A comprehensive training program by full-time national & international volunteers from Japan, Malaysia, England, Cambodia, Singapore and Timor Leste will help a student will learn
- Office English
- Computer Skills
- Marketing
- Communication and practical Micro-Business skills
- Leadership
- Confidence
- Compassion
- Discipline
This program will help them secure job placements, and initiate a business.
If you know an underpriviledged person who needs a second chance in life, this is it. To find out more, visit http://www.sols247.org/cms/blog/ or contact the founder directly at 0126398442.
Spread the word by blogging about it, feel free to link to this post and re-use the words.
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