" Equipping 50 refugee young and single mothers in Fashion design and tailoring skills " This project aimed globally to equip 50 refugee youth and single mothers with professional fashion design and tailoring skills, enabling them to achieve economic independence, enhance their employability, and contribute to their communities' economic growth through sustainable income generation. This initiative significantly improved the participants' livelihoods by providing them with marketable skills that foster self-sufficiency. It empowered them to break the cycle of poverty, increase their resilience to economic challenges, and strengthened their roles within their families and communities. Moreover, it stimulated local economies through entrepreneurship, job creation, and enhanced productivity in the fashion and textile sector.