House of ASHA Enterprise Hub for Vocational Skills Training
Empowering Skills. Creating Opportunities. Building Futures.
The House of ASHA Enterprise Hub for Vocational Skills Training is an empowerment initiative designed to equip young people, women, and vulnerable individuals with practical vocational skills that can help them achieve economic independence and sustainable livelihoods.
Through the Enterprise Hub, ASHA provides training, mentorship, and access to resources that enable participants to develop valuable skills, start small businesses, and improve their income opportunities.
Our Vision
To create a supportive and inclusive environment where individuals can acquire vocational skills, build confidence, and transform their talents into sustainable economic opportunities.
Our Objectives
Equip youth, women, and marginalized groups with practical vocational skills
Promote entrepreneurship and self-employment
Reduce unemployment and poverty in underserved communities
Support participants in developing sustainable small businesses
Training Areas
The Enterprise Hub offers training in a variety of vocational and entrepreneurial skills, including:
Digital and creative skills
Fashion and textile crafts
Beauty and personal care services
Catering and food production
Small business management and entrepreneurship
Handcraft and creative arts
Training programs are designed to combine practical learning, mentorship, and business development support.
Entrepreneurship & Business Support
Beyond skills training, the Enterprise Hub supports participants by providing:
Business mentorship and guidance
Financial literacy and enterprise management training
Support for business start-ups
Networking opportunities with partners and industry professionals
This holistic approach ensures that participants are not only skilled but also prepared to build sustainable businesses and contribute to their communities.
INTERVENTIONS
- Annual Vweta Chadwick Poetry Prize (VCPP)
- Ijoya Rumble Dance Contest (under the direction of Real Made in Africa)
- Digital Literacy Training (DLT)
- Annual STEM Pitch for Boys and Girls
- Project Red Dot’s MHM, SRHR & WASH Initiatives
- Women Financial Inclusion Training (We-FIT) for Women and Girls

Community Impact
Through the Enterprise Hub, ASHA aims to create a ripple effect of empowerment by helping individuals:
Gain employable skills
Achieve financial independence
Support their families
Contribute to local economic growth
Get Involved
You can support the House of ASHA Enterprise Hub by:
Partnering as a training facilitator
Mentoring aspiring entrepreneurs
Donating equipment or training materials
Supporting scholarships for trainees
Together, we can empower communities through skills, opportunity, and enterprise.





