success stories

MALITH AYIEK’S SUCCESS STORY

OCF initiative; Key results
At least 30 fresh graduates are mentored to be employable, through training on communication (CV writing and interviews), Self-marketing, entrepreneurship, leadership, financial literacy, and self -employment ventures. OCF enrolled 12 students in the second quarter of 2023 and expects toenroll 20 more next quarter as many students will be graduating in September 2023.

Impact
Malith N. Ayiek – a beneficiary of the program resides at Kakuma Refugee Camp Turkana County:
Malith comes from one of the areas faced with a lot of challenges and has been unemployed for 4 years and was encouraged to join the OCF Wezesha training. He is a graduate in social studies.
He has been mentored by OCF facilitators and completed the course successfully. The training focused partly on an assignment to students to actively search and apply for advertised job Opportunities relevant to their qualifications, then send the application to facilitators for review. The
facilitator guided Malith before he submitted the application. He then secured the job through a successful interview. Just like other students, he says the training on Entrepreneurship also equipped him with business ideas that he can put into practice as he can now identify the business opportunities in the market.