The Inpact Lab

⚡️🔌After completing carpentry and electrical repair training, where 100 women (50 in each field) participated, 40 talented women were selected for an entrepreneurship training program! They gained valuable skills in business planning, market research, financial management, and more.

We're incredibly proud of what our participants have achieved.

Stay tuned as we share more outcomes from this inspiring journey! 💪✨

HandyWomenOnCall is funded by the U.S. Embassy Beirut and is executed in partnership with Nusaned

We are so inspired 🌟 Last week, we had the incredible opportunity to visit the dedicated women in their electrical repair session. Listening to their stories, we were truly moved by their eagerness to learn and the profound impact this program is having on their daily lives. We can’t wait to see them complete their training and embrace the opportunities ahead. Shout-out to our incredible implementation partner, Nusaned ,and the skilled trainers from Medilab, whose dedication makes this program a success.
Handywomen on call – ready to make a difference! 💪

HandyWomenOnCall is funded by the U.S. Embassy Beirut and is executed in partnership with

⚡️🔌We’re excited to share that last week, we welcomed the next cohort of 50 HandyWomenOnCall who kicked off their electric repair training program. They’re now plugging into a new career path. Over the coming weeks, they’ll learn everything from wiring buildings to installing and maintaining electrical systems, always prioritizing safety.

We're eager to witness the amazing accomplishments they'll achieve with these skills 💪🏻

HandyWomenOnCall is funded by the U.S. Embassy Beirut and is executed in partnership with Nusaned.

🪵🛠️Last week’s carpentry class dove into the art of measurement and the techniques for securing shelves.
These amazing HandyWomen to be are not only learning a skill but are also building a foundation for independence and community growth.

HandyWomenOnCall is funded by the U.S. Embassy Beirut and is executed in partnership with Nusaned

Last week, we celebrated International Day of Women and Girls in Science in the most heartwarming way at our 'Handywomen on Call' carpentry sessions.

🌸 Empowering women to construct their own paths, we honored our attendees not just with new skills in carpentry, but with flowers too, symbolizing the growth and beauty of their journey. Here's to building more than just structures; here's to building dreams and breaking barriers.

HandyWomenOnCall i is funded by the U.S. Embassy Beirut and is executed in partnership with Nusaned

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🛠️👩🏻‍🔧Last week, we've kicked off our carpentry training program with 50 amazing women ready to transform their skills! Each of these women is embarking on a journey to master the art of carpentry, proving that skill knows no gender. We're thrilled to support their journey and can't wait to see they’ll bring to life. Here's to breaking barriers and building dreams! 💪🌟
This program is done in partnership with Nusaned and is funded by the U.S. Embassy Beirut

🗣️Announcement: Introducing HandyWomen on Call, our new program!

👩‍🏭🧑🏼‍🏭🛠️ HandyWomen on Call is dedicated to empowering women in Lebanon from vulnerable backgrounds. The program's goal is to ensure long-term economic independence, dignified job opportunities, and build a supportive community that challenges stereotypes and fosters entrepreneurship. It will equip 100 women with the tools, skills, and support they need to thrive in traditionally male-dominated fields.

We're excited that we’ve kicked off the program in September 2023, and our first cohort of 100 women will be starting with the hands-on workshops in carpentry and electrical work next week. HandyWomen On Call is expected to last 12 months, and we’re partnering with Nusaned to execute the program.

We're also thrilled that we have won the AEIF grant (Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund), funded by the US Embassy in Beirut, which is allowing us to bring this program to life.

💼 Stay tuned for updates, inspiring success stories, and contact us to learn how to be part of HandyWomen on Call.

Rasha, Maya, Lara

TechWomen