Vocational Training
Master Cares is transforming lives in Uganda through our vocational training program, equipping individuals with valuable skills in sewing, tailoring, and farming and Ranching. By providing hands-on education, we empower men and women to build sustainable livelihoods, support their families, and strengthen local economies. Our sewing and tailoring training enables participants to create clothing and generate income, while our farming program teaches essential agricultural techniques for food security and economic independence. Through vocational training, Master Cares is fostering self-sufficiency and lasting change in communities across Uganda.
Sewing
We provide training for young girls that can’t or won’t continue their education, with few options in life.
Under our vocational training, 10 young girls a year are given business training, discipleship, and health/sanitary training. Our future vision is clothing manufacturing.
Ranching
Our vocational school program requires students to attend training 2 days per week for 24 months. Each day is broken down into four segments: discipleship, health/sanitation education, business classes, and working on the ranch to learn how to farm/care for the animals. Upon completion of the program, families are equipped with the tools necessary to overcome poverty and improve their livelihood for generations to come.
We have between 40-80 couples a year who are trained in animal husbandry and agriculture.
