
A sewing workshop set up by five former trainees
Five young women trained at the neighbourhood centre set up a shared workshop. The Foundation funded the machines; the premises were lent by the town council.
- Amount committed
- 4 500 €
- Year
- 2025
A full equipment renewal and training for the two volunteer coaches who run the sessions.

The school has run for six years thanks to two volunteers. The balls were worn out, there were not enough shirts, and sessions were shrinking for lack of kit. The club was considering capping enrolment.
Funding for twenty balls, three sets of shirts, training equipment, and coverage of the coaching qualification for both educators.
Enrolment rose from eighty to a hundred and twelve children. Both coaches, now qualified, also run a girls' section opened the following year.


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Five young women trained at the neighbourhood centre set up a shared workshop. The Foundation funded the machines; the premises were lent by the town council.

A grant programme targeting final-year students only — the point at which dropping out costs the most.

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