JASMA Trains 50 Women in Soap Making in Jebel Awlia with UNHCR Support

JASMA Human Security held a hands-on soap-making course at Al-Jarf Community Center in Jebel Awlia, with UNHCR support, training 50 women from newly arrived and local communities in skills that generate income and promote self-reliance.

JASMA Human Security Holds a Soap-Making Training Course for Women in Jebel Awlia

As part of the project to improve community protection for newly arrived populations in Khartoum State, with support from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), JASMA Human Security organized a specialized hands-on soap-making training course for women in Jebel Awlia Locality. The course was held at Al-Jarf Community Center on October 27.

Fifty women from among the newly arrived and the local community benefited from the course.

The training aimed to equip participants with practical and technical skills in making soap and local detergents, contributing to:

  • Strengthening Livelihoods: Creating opportunities to start small home-based businesses that generate income for participants.
  • Achieving Self-Reliance: Reducing dependence on direct aid and securing basic household necessities.
  • Supporting Community Protection: Building the capacities of newcomers and facilitating their integration with the local community through joint productive activities.


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