The center is a Vocational Training program for girls that have been rescued from forced child marriages. The program consists of two vocational training classes taught by Nationally Certified teachers Dressmaking/Fashion Design and Hair and Beauty. The program is for one year. After completion of the program the girls will participate in an internship and then sit for the National Vocational Exam. The program started in January of 2021 and the girls are currently in their internships with professional designers and top hair salons. The exam is slated for November 28th. The girls will graduate on November 16, 2022 with each girl receiving their own sewing machine or hair drying and comb set to begin their new lives. The program has twenty students. The program likewise offers a free daycare completely equipped with certified childcare workers. The center also employs a Professional counselor that offers individual and group therapy once a week for the girls. The program additionally offers a Craft and Design class. This class allows the girls the opportunity to learn skills that they can use immediately to make finances for their family. The Center employs 14 people: 3 teachers, 3 daycare workers, 1 cook, 1 security guard, director, assistant director, admin assistant, 1 maintenance and 1 ground workers. The program also sponsors two University students with a full ride scholarship with room and board ($6,000 annually) along with one student in completing high school. The center covers all uniform cost and fees ($300 Annually). 

Additional Items The Center paid for a bore hole to be repaired in order for the entire village to have clean drinking water (cost $2,400). The church allows the center to use the building however the repair of the building along with all the materials and equipment totaled to $25,000