In addition to primary education, HINNA runs vocational training programs aimed at empowering women and youth with the skills they need to achieve economic independence. We offer courses in tailoring, carpentry, small business management, and other marketable skills that enable participants to start their own businesses or seek employment. By providing women with opportunities for economic empowerment, HINNA helps them break the cycle of poverty and gain greater control over their lives and livelihoods. This empowerment also extends to encouraging women to take on leadership roles within their communities, advocating for their rights and participating in decision-making processes.