Life-changing loan
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Why buy this Life-changing loan gift?
- Buying this gift is in someone's best interest! You can support someone to start their own business for themselves and their family.
- This loan helps vulnerable women find security in independence. It also allows them to support their families.
- This gift truly keeps on giving! Once the business is up and running, the loaned money is paid back and passed on to another vulnerable member of the community.
Case study: Starting a business in Democratic Republic of the Congo
‘I feel so good to be able to take care of myself and my family.’ Anuarite, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Anuarite dreamed of becoming a doctor when she studied biochemistry as a young adult, but sadly she left school due to lack of funds.
Now, as a mother of three, she has found happiness in her own business selling beans and maize with a small loan, provided by CAFOD’s local experts.
Anuarite has been able to expand her business by buying a plot of land and opening a restaurant and has hired two people!
She sends her children to school with the money she earns. She told us: ‘One day I would like my children to also work at Caritas so that they are happy in the future and can also help other people.’
This gift is part of our Education fund.
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Why buy this Life-changing loan gift?
- Buying this gift is in someone's best interest! You can support someone to start their own business for themselves and their family.
- This loan helps vulnerable women find security in independence. It also allows them to support their families.
- This gift truly keeps on giving! Once the business is up and running, the loaned money is paid back and passed on to another vulnerable member of the community.
Case study: Starting a business in Democratic Republic of the Congo
‘I feel so good to be able to take care of myself and my family.’ Anuarite, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Anuarite dreamed of becoming a doctor when she studied biochemistry as a young adult, but sadly she left school due to lack of funds.
Now, as a mother of three, she has found happiness in her own business selling beans and maize with a small loan, provided by CAFOD’s local experts.
Anuarite has been able to expand her business by buying a plot of land and opening a restaurant and has hired two people!
She sends her children to school with the money she earns. She told us: ‘One day I would like my children to also work at Caritas so that they are happy in the future and can also help other people.’
