Our Programmes
What We Do
- Soap & Vaseline Production
- Hair Care & Sanitizer
- Business & Toolkits
Choose the skill that your future needs.
Every graduate makes many connected decisions. Our integrated training links curriculum, hands-on practice, toolkits, hygiene, costing, and market access within one structured thirty-day pathway to income.
CORE SKILLS TRAINING
Reliable skills from first day to first sale.
We run thirty-day trainings with a focus on safety, hygiene, measuring, and consistent quality control. From first mixing to final packaging, every stage is guided by hands-on practice, local trainers, and clear documentation.
PRODUCT RANGE
Products designed around what homes need every day.
Our product range combines bar soap, liquid soap, body Vaseline, hair food, hair shampoo, and sanitizer; household items that are affordable, consistent, and always in demand.
MARKET ACCESS
Building income from the inside out.
We secure signed agreements with local shops and schools that guarantee buyers, while Village Savings and Loan groups turn early income into lasting durability and growth for every graduate.
WHY THIS TRAINING WORKS
Designed around real village life.
Join one focused skill or combine several disciplines in one coordinated thirty-day training pathway.
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Low Literacy
Training uses English, Rutoro, Luganda, and simple picture charts so everyone learns fast.
- 02
No Capital Needed
A fifty-five-thousand-shilling toolkit means no extra equipment is needed to start.
- 03
Ready Market
Every home, shop, and school buys soap or Vaseline weekly or monthly.
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Fits Around Family
Sessions fit around garden work and childcare so no household income is lost.
WHY IT WORKS
From first lesson to first sale
Our training-to-market approach connects every lesson directly to a real buyer. This reduces the gap between learning a skill and earning an income, giving every woman a clear next step forward.
01
Practical From Day One
Every lesson is hands-on, so women build confidence and skill at the same time.
02
No Extra Costs To Students
Toolkits mean no further capital is needed after training ends.
03
Guaranteed Buyers
MOUs with shops and schools reduce the risk of finishing with nowhere to sell.
04
Lasting Income & Earnings
VSLA savings and mentorship carry income beyond the programme's six-month exit.
WHO WE SERVE
Built for the real lives of women in Njara.
Teen Mothers
Young mothers gain a marketable skill and steady income for their children.
P.7 Drop-Outs
Girls who left school after Primary Seven get a practical path into work.
GBV Survivors
Economic independence helps survivors rebuild stability and safety.
VSLA Members
Women already saving together add new skills to grow group income.
Local Shops
Twenty-four shop owners gain a reliable, local supply of soap and Vaseline.
Local Schools
Five schools access affordable hygiene products made within their own community.
20+
Women Trained
9 Years
Serving Njara Village
8+
Trainers & Mobilizers
100%
Pilot Graduates Selling
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can join the training programme?
Women and girls aged 15–35 in Njara village — especially teen mothers, P.7 drop-outs and GBV survivors — selected fairly by local leaders.
Is the training free for the women who join?
Yes. The 30-day training is free for selected participants, with a $10 registration fee required upon registration. AMBEASH covers the trainers, training materials, and graduation toolkit through partner and donor support.
What is included in the starter toolkit?
Each graduate receives a 55,000 UGX toolkit with a basin, molds, personal protective equipment, and product labels; everything needed to start production on day thirty-one.
Can my shop or school partner with AMBEASH?
Yes. We sign simple agreements with shops and schools to stock graduate products, giving women guaranteed buyers for their first three months of production.
How can I support or donate?
You can sponsor a toolkit, fund a training cohort, or become a buying partner. Reach us at ambeashi@gmail.com or +256 771 898 208 or 0759751088 to get involved.
Still Have Questions?
COMMUNITY VOICES
Real voices from the women of Njara
Night Harriet
Soap-Making Graduate
“Before this training I sat idle after garden work. Now I sell soap every week and pay my children’s school fees.”
Agnes Murungi
Executive Director, Ambeash
“This project was never ours alone — it was born from the women of Njara, and we are simply carrying it forward.”
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