The Association of Women Prisoners at its headquarters honored the outstanding trainees at the conclusion of the comprehensive hairdressing course “Beauty – Hairdressing“, which was implemented in cooperation with the Al-Shehab Foundation for Comprehensive Development and Development, by giving them certificates of appreciation and modern hairdressing supplies, in appreciation of their efforts during the training period.
Association Provides Hairdressing Supplies
After passing the training, the children of female prisoners provide hairdressing supplies to 3 young women.
The women expressed their happiness with the modern hairdressing supplies that were provided by the Association for the Children of Female Prisoners; As it enables them to start their small projects, which provide them with a better life, and one of them said: “The iron and the rest of the tools will allow me to increase my income greatly, and the course taught me about being able to do poetry”. The whole world because the association provided me with all the tools for cleaning the skin.
On the sidelines of the honoring, Writer Nawal Mustafa, president and founder of the Association of Children of Women Prisoners, met with the women, and opened the door to discussion about their upcoming projects in the field of hairdressers, and the extent to which they benefited from the training course, which lasted for eight separate sessions, and dealt with (cleaning the skin – hairdressing – make-up arts).
The writer, Nawal Mustafa, also stressed the importance of women’s economic empowerment, which provides them with job opportunities that protects them from the debt trap and provides them with a stable income; Especially after the impact of the devastating Corona crisis on marginalized groups.
It is worth mentioning that the Association for the Children of Female Prisoners includes a separate unit for training, launching small projects and economic empowerment of beneficiaries. 6,000 women have been trained in handicrafts, 2,000 women have been employed, and 650 small projects have been launched since the beginning of the association’s work with women prisoners of poverty.
