SEED OF Hope held its second skills training graduation on August 14, celebrating the completion of this cycle by four basic sewing graduates, and three baking and seven basic computer participants.

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A generous 10kg bag of flour was donated to each baking class graduate, compliments of Learn to Earn and Premier Foods. Seed of Hope is excited to see what each participant will accomplish with their new skills.

Heather Liebenberg, of Seed of Hope, said, “As we bid farewell to our skills programme students, we pray that the seeds of knowledge and inspiration we’ve planted will take root and flourish, making a lasting impact in their lives and the foundation we’ve laid will grow and bear fruit, empowering them to make a meaningful difference in their own lives and beyond.”

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