WETE beneficiaries celebrated their Matriculation Day at Nazareth House Skill Centre with Holy Mass with heartfelt gratitude to sponsors for the opportunity.

WETE interviewed and selected ten beneficiaries. Learners thanked Stephanus Foundation, pledging to use training to build skills, confidence, and independence.

WETE’s Coordinator met with the teachers at Nazareth House to agree on simple best practices, strengthen assessment and tracking, and improve training quality.

Seventeen WETE beneficiaries held second term cookery practicals at Nazareth House, showing skill, hygiene, timing as tutors assessed and encouraged progress.

WETE beneficiaries in the cosmetology department held a practical, producing neat soaps and creams. Beneficiaries thanked funders and tutors and left confident.

WETE beneficiaries completed a hands-on cookery practical, preparing and presenting dishes with care. Tutors assessed technique and hygiene. Confidence rose up.

WETE’s second-batch matriculation held at the skills centre, with learners thanking Stephanus Foundation. The Coordinator attended and urged steady progress.

Dr Ebele Odinachi visited Nazareth House to assess students’ progress, speak with tutors, and encourage discipline—thanking funders and staff for their support.

WETE visited Nazareth House Skill Centre to review training, encourage learners and thank staff and funders. Students shared progress and aims for independence.

WETE’s first cohort began training at Nazareth House in the year 2021, building practical skills and confidence. Funders and partners keep the programme moving.

In the spirit of Christmas, WETE provided food support for teachers and pupils at Nazareth House School, thanking funders whose support brought joy to families.

Michaela Koller and WETE founder Rev Sr Dr Mary Claret visited Nigeria (July 12–19, 2023), met the first cohort, and selected 17 new beneficiaries for