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Vocational training initiatives in Campo Grande

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The municipality of Campo Grande, Brazil, has implemented various free vocational training initiatives aimed at sustainability and economic empowerment. In late August, the Community Support Fund (FAC) organized an upcycling workshop through the ‘Todos em Ação’ program, teaching participants to repurpose coffee filters into leather-like materials. The FAC also conducted a culinary workshop in the Vespasiano Martins neighborhood led by Chef Eva Galvão, instructing 50 women on preparing saltenhas and sustainable brigadeiros made from banana peels to encourage low-cost, high-profit food production. Parallel efforts by the Executive Secretariat for Women (Semu) have focused on manual crafts. A free crafts and personal care. Following an embroidery workshop was held at Cras Zé Pereira from September 8 to 10, covering stitching techniques, color harmonization, and pattern transfer. On September 13, Semu concluded the embroidery course on September 13 for 20 women from the Zé Pereira neighborhood. Angélica Fontanari, the Executive Secretary for Women, stated that these initiatives aim to help women “recognize their potential and develop skills that can be transformed into a source of revenue,” while also providing a space for social interaction and the exchange of experiences. interaction. Instructor and artisan Zunilda de Freitas noted that the activity helps participants gain confidence in their ability to produce producing unique pieces, pieces. Expanding these efforts, Semu concluded a sentiment echoed by participant Elizabete Gonçalves, who noted three-day manicure and pedicure training course for women in the Vila Popular neighborhood. This initiative aimed to provide practical skills could be practiced at home. for income generation or returning to previous professions. Fontanari noted that decentralizing these sessions to specific neighborhoods is a strategic move to align public policies with the daily realities of women, fostering greater autonomy and accessibility.

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