The project supports vulnerable girls and teenage mothers who have escaped harsh conditions such as child labor, forced sex work, early marriage, and extreme poverty. These young women made the decision to transform their lives by enrolling in vocational training after receiving counseling from social and health workers. They joined the program through trusted channels including church leaders who helped facilitate access and build trust, women’s groups and affiliated local organizations, and youth peer educators who inspired and guided their involvement. Although many more girls are eager to participate, distance from the Center makes daily attendance impossible for some; to address this challenge, Imbeke has established a safe house where participants can stay and fully engage in the program. In addition, Imbeke welcomes mothers with babies or toddlers and provides suitable day and night accommodations tailored to the needs of both the mothers and their children.