JASMA Trains 35 Women in Tailoring

JASMA Human Security launched a 45-day tailoring course at Umm Rabah Community Center in Jebel Awlia, with UNHCR support, training 35 women and local residents in practical skills to improve income and strengthen community resilience.

JASMA Human Security Launches Tailoring Training Course at Umm Rabah Community Center in Jebel Awlia

As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen community protection and empower affected populations in Khartoum State, JASMA Human Security has organized a specialized training course in tailoring and dressmaking at Umm Rabah Community Center in Jebel Awlia Locality, with generous support from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

The course started on October 20 and will run for 45 days, targeting 35 women and local residents.

Program Objectives:

  • Economic Empowerment: Equipping participants with practical vocational skills that create job opportunities and improve their families’ income.
  • Strengthening Community Protection: Building the self-reliance capacities of host and displaced communities to achieve stability and independence.
  • Skills Integration: Providing a supportive social environment that contributes to community cohesion within Umm Rabah Community Center.

This initiative is part of a series of projects and programs implemented by JASMA to support the most vulnerable groups and strengthen community resilience in light of current challenges.


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