25% of out-of-school women are young mothers whose education was disrupted by early marriage and school dropout. Many lack the practical and digital skills needed to secure decent employment or generate sustainable incomes, leaving them economically vulnerable and at greater risk of domestic violence and other forms of gender-based inequality. As demand for digital skills continues to grow in today’s job market, ADEGCO designed this to provide cohort-based training for 40 young mothers over a four-month period. The project equips participants with both basic and advanced computer skills, enhancing their employability, expanding livelihood opportunities, and fostering greater economic independence.
