22 Dec Cosmetology Training Program at Nsawam Female Prison and Drug Addict at Rehabilitation Centre
Realize Your Dream Foundation Report: Cosmetology Training Program at Nsawam Female Prison
Introduction
The Realize Your Dream Foundation, founded by Antoinette Odei, launched a cosmetology training program at Nsawam Female Prison in January, with an initial expected completion date of June. Due to the program’s success and demand, it has been extended to November. This report highlights the program’s progress and achievements.
Objectives
1. Provide vocational training in cosmetology to female inmates.
2. Enhance skills and knowledge for employment upon release.
3. Promote self-esteem, confidence and rehabilitation.
Program Overview
The training encompasses various cosmetology disciplines:
1. Makeup (45 inmates, including officers)
2. Hair Braiding
3. Pedicure
4. Hair Extension
Key Achievements
– 45 inmates successfully completed makeup training.
– 30 inmates mastered hair braiding techniques.
– 25 inmates learned pedicure skills.
– 20 inmates acquired hair extension expertise.
Challenges
– Limited resources (equipment and materials)
– Space constraints
– Initial skepticism from some inmates
Success Stories
– Improved self-esteem and confidence among participants.
– Enhanced teamwork and social skills.
– Inmates’ newfound interest in entrepreneurship.
Future Plans
1. Expand program to include additional cosmetology disciplines.
2. Invite industry professionals for guest lectures.
3. Establish partnerships for post-release job placements.
Conclusion
The Realise Your Dream Foundation’s cosmetology training program at Nsawam Female Prison has demonstrated remarkable success. Despite initial challenges, the program has empowered female inmates with valuable skills, boosting their confidence and potential for rehabilitation.
Recommendations
1. Continued support from stakeholders.
2. Increased resources for program expansion.
3. Regular evaluations and assessments.
Contact Information
Realise Your Dream Foundation
Her Royal Antoinette Panford, Founder
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
Appendices
– Training schedules and curricula
– Participant feedback and testimonials
– Program evaluation and assessment tools
This comprehensive report showcases the program’s accomplishments, highlighting the transformative impact on female inmates at Nsawam Prison.
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