Currently, many young people in the community have limited opportunities to develop vocational skills that can lead to employment and income generation. Promoting motorcycle repair skills is a practical way to help youth make productive use of their free time, develop responsibility, acquire valuable technical skills, and create opportunities for supplementary income in the future.
The church recognizes the importance of investing in youth development and has already contributed a training venue and basic motorcycle repair tools. However, there is still a shortage of funding for essential spare parts, consumable materials, and hands-on training supplies needed to provide effective practical experience.
To address this need, the Youth Vocational Training Project: Motorcycle Repair has been established to equip young people with practical vocational skills and prepare them for future employment and self-reliance. The project aims to train at least 10 youth participants, providing them with the knowledge and experience necessary to generate future income, avoid involvement with drugs and other harmful influences, and engage in constructive group activities that strengthen positive peer relationships and community development.
Strive to nurture children to be Christ-centered and achieve balance in body, mind, intellect, emotion, and social skills, enabling them to become good, capable, and happy individuals. They will learn to live creatively with others and develop the life skills necessary to thrive in a changing world.
