How One Training Sparked a New Beginning

​My name is Tigeiza Moses. I am 24 years old, a husband, and the proud father of two beautiful children.

​Not long ago, life was very difficult. I owned a small retail shop, but I was forced to close it for four months after I completely ran out of capital. Those months were some of the hardest of my life. I watched my family struggle, and I did not know how I would rebuild what I had lost.

I walked out of the training with renewed energy and hope that I could change my story."
                         - Moses

Everything began to change when I attended a business training with Global Village Connect. During the training, I learned practical ways to raise capital and manage the business' finances. But just as importantly, I began to believe in myself again. I left the training with renewed energy and hope that my story could change.

I decided to take farming seriously, using the small piece of land I had to grow crops. After my first harvest, I sold the produce and raised 10,000 shillings (about $2.80). With that money, I was able to reopen my retail shop.

Today, my shop is doing well. I earn about $2.80 US in profit each day, and I save $1.40 daily. These savings have become a lifeline for my family. They help us face emergencies without fear. I can now pay school fees for my children, provide enough food for our home, and cover medical expenses when they arise.

Looking ahead, my dream is to expand my shop into a mini supermarket that can serve even more people in my community. I know the journey will take time, but I am confident the future is bright for my family.
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I am deeply thankful to Global Village Connect for opening my eyes and giving me the courage to start again.

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Moses’s story began with a six-month entrepreneurship training. For just $300—or $25 a month for a year—you can give another parent the same opportunity to rebuild a business, feed their family, and send their children to school.

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