Leni Keller/DAC team

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The workshop shall function in two ways one being the finish product outlet which will deal with the sales of the items produced by the learners and their trainees and the second part being the training centre which is made up of the fashion design, jewellery production and haircare. Lessons will be developed in accordance with a set curriculum adopted to polish up the skills of the learners while providing a detail continues assessment at each level of their learning process.

Dac Workshop will also give applicants an edge in job searches, since they already have the certifiable knowledge after their training that they need to enter the field. We shall provide the community with a detail plan in our updates and feedbacks of the number of learners in each class, tools acquired to support them during their time at the workshop and how many learners have completed the program ready for starting their life’s out of the centre. We shall also try to keep contact with each learner who completes the program to monitor their progress and provide support when needed.

We are currently working on the full training program for this year and call on you as a member of this community to support us as we bring functional education skills to our refugees, empowering them to be self sufficient as they carry on life in Negeria during this crisis. For further details in relation to the verbal and non-verbal skills couple with functional skills provided this year, lease visit the updates tab on this campaign.

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Poultry

Story:
A loan of ₦200000 will help me develop and grow my poultry farm.
Greetings Ambazonians, I’m Rev. Njerou Paul Jumangong, a refugee in Sardauna LGA Taraba State of Nigeria. I appreciate the Nigeria government for giving us shelter and support. As a pastor and a volunteer, l have come up with a poultry project to help myself and the refugees to be able to sustain ourselves while in this crisis.

Completion of this project need your support to meet the basic needs as a new farm to get the necessary tools for the poultry farm.
Members:
Sole Farmer
Investment:
Feeding , Construction of poultry house, Heating system, treatment , Chick purchases, nursing.

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Production of Cabbages

Story:
A loan of ₦75000 helps this group to cultivate cabbages.

We are Southern Cameroonian refugees from Sabongari. We are presently refugees in Gembu. We have decided to take agriculture as income generating activity in order to be able to take care of ourselves and our families.

We are interested in growing cabbages because we have the experience, as we had been growing this at home. We would like to continue growing cabbages.

We hereby plead with and well-wishers out there to help us with a loan so that we can start the farm.
Members:
7 Farmers
Investment:
2 Tins Seeds, 5 Hoes, 5 Machetes, 2 Watering Cans, 5 Buckets, 4 Bags Manure, 1 Wheel Barrow and 5 Litres Pesticides.

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Poultry

Story:
A loan of ₦174000 will help us kick start our poultry farm.
We are refugees from Ndu LGA and of Dunga Mantung county in British Southern Cameroons. We are all farmers who escaped the crisis in Cameroon and now at the refugee camp in Nigeria.  We have come together to start our poultry farm so we can generate income to support our families. We will be happy if our loan is granted for the full kick-up of this project.
Members:
6 Farmers
Investment:
150 Chickens, 2/half Bags Feed, 5 Drinkers, Vaccines, 1 Charcoal Heater, 1 Bag Saw Dust, 1 Spade, 5 Buckets and 1 Wheel Barrow.

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Production Of Green Spices

Story:
A loan of ₦64500 will help us in the cultivation of Green Spices.

We are Southern Cameroonian refugees from Bui County with market gardening training and we are now seeking a loan to put our skills into practice and generating income to sustain our families.
Members:
5 Farmers
Investment:
2 Tins Seeds, 5 Hoes, 5 Machetes, 5 Watering Cans, 5 Buckets, 1 Bag Fertilizer, 2 Spades and 5 Siasher.

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Production Of Carrots

Story:
We are looking to secure a loan of ₦64500 to start our carrots farm.
We are refugees from Nwa LGA of Donga Mantung county, we were farmers at home and today as refugees in Nigeria due to the current crisis in Cameroon, we have been trained in market gardening and pleading for a loan to enable us start a carrots farm for income generation to support our families and community.
Members:
5 Farmers
Investment:
2 Tins Seeds, 5 Hoes, 5 Machetes, 5 Buckets, 5 Watering Cans, 1 Bag Fertilizer, 1 Spade and Siasher.

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Production of Green Spices

Story:
A loan of ₦93500 helps this group start a Green Spices farm.
We are Southern Cameroonians Refugees from Donga Mantung County in the Northern Zone of Ambazanian. We were active farmers at home, but today, we are refugees in Gembu, Taraba State, Nigeria. We have the experience in working our own farms and trained in market gardening, and we are interested in cultivating green spices. As a group, we want to be able to grow these spices and sell to generate income to help ourselves and our families. We would be very happy if anyone can help us with the loan for us to commence our farming that starts in March 2020.
Members:
6 Farmers
Investment:
7 Hoes, 4 bags of  Seeds, 7 Machetes, 3 Watering cans, 1 bag of Fertiliser, 7 Buckets, 5 sachets of Pesticide, Sprayer.

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