Maryan Mohamed Ibrahim, a 26-year-old woman from the host community in Baidoa, has embarked on a transformative journey by enrolling in the tie-dye course at Ajmal TVET Center. Faced with prolonged unemployment and limitedd opportunities, her decision to join the training marked a turning point in her life. It was at Ajmal that she found the courage to pursue new skills and envision a brighter future.
Initially uncertain about her potential in tie-dye, Maryan gradually gained confidence and proficiency through the guidance of dedicated tutors and instructors. Over the course of six months, she mastered various tie-dying techniques and learned how to mix chemicals for fabric production.
Maryan is determined to complete her training and become self-reliant by launching her own tailoring business. Her goal is to earn a sustainable income and uplift her family from poverty. With her growing expertise and unwavering commitment, she is well-prepared to establish a textile and fabric production shop and operate it independently.
I never imagined I could do this, But with every skill I learned, I saw a new future unfolding. Maryan shared
Grateful for the support she received, Maryan expressed heartfelt thanks to READO, IOM, Ajmal TVET Center, and the generous donors who made this opportunity possible, helping her build skills and improve her quality of life.
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