Entrepreneurship Support Program

The Entrepreneurship Support Program of SEDAD (Socio-Economic Development Association for Disabled) is designed to empower persons with disabilities, marginalized women, and disadvantaged community members by equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and resources to start and manage sustainable businesses. The program emphasizes economic self-reliance, innovation, and income generation as a pathway to social inclusion.

Key Activities

Entrepreneurial Training: Providing training on business planning, marketing, customer management, and financial management to help participants establish and run successful enterprises.
Skill-Based Support: Linking vocational skills with business opportunities to create income-generating ventures tailored to the participant’s abilities and interests.
Access to Capital and Resources: Facilitating microloans, grants, or startup resources to enable participants to launch or expand small businesses.
Mentorship and Guidance: Offering ongoing mentorship, coaching, and monitoring to ensure sustainability and growth of entrepreneurial initiatives.
Market Linkages: Connecting entrepreneurs with local markets, cooperatives, and supply chains to maximize their business potential and reach.

Impact

Through the Entrepreneurship Support Program, SEDAD fosters economic empowerment, self-reliance, and community development. Participants gain confidence, financial independence, and improved quality of life, while also contributing to inclusive economic growth and reducing the socio-economic marginalization of vulnerable populations.