the impact of African Disabilities work. We believe in establishing a way to become self reliant.

African Disabilities will implement a program that will pay for mechanic school. In developing countries not everyone can pay for college or trade school.  Thus, the importance of helping someone pay for a trade that will be beneficial to take care of their family.   

Taylor school teach the skills needed to design and construct garments, such as pattern making, cutting, sewing, fabric printing and more.  These skills can be used to design and sell clothes.  This income will be used to take care of their family.  

Hair braiding  school prepares students for careers in the beauty industry.  Students are taught styling, cutting, coloring, chemical treatments, and braiding. The skills and knowledge are used to run a salon or freelancing to make money to take care of their families.