Anikana Foundation promotes sustainable agriculture by teaching eco-friendly farming practices that conserve soil, water, and biodiversity. Participants learn to grow nutritious crops responsibly, increase yields, and create income while protecting the environment for future generations.
At Anikana Foundation, participants learn to design and create beautiful necklaces and bracelets. This craft enhances creativity, hones fine motor skills, and opens opportunities for small-scale business, empowering individuals to turn their artistry into income.
At Anikana Foundation, we train individuals to fabricate fireless cookers which are energy-saving, eco-friendly cooking devices. This skill helps reduce fuel consumption, protects the environment, and equips participants with practical knowledge for sustainable living and income generation.
Our shoe making program offers hands-on training in crafting durable, attractive footwear from locally available materials. Participants learn basic design, cutting, and finishing techniques that prepare them for small-scale production. This skill creates reliable income opportunities, encourages creativity, and promotes self-reliance in the community.
Anikana Foundation provides practical training in liquid soap making, teaching women and youth how to produce quality soap using safe, low-cost materials. The skill is easy to start and highly marketable, enabling participants to supply homes, shops, and small businesses. This project boosts hygiene, supports entrepreneurship, and strengthens household income.
At Anikana Foundation, we empower women and girls through pad-making workshops. Participants learn how to create affordable, reusable sanitary pads, promoting hygiene, self-reliance, and confidence. This skill not only improves health but also opens opportunities for small-scale entrepreneurship.
Anikana Foundation offers hands-on training in mat and basket weaving, teaching women and youth how to craft strong, beautiful pieces using locally sourced materials. Participants learn weaving patterns, finishing techniques, and basic product design. These skills help them turn traditional craftsmanship into income by selling their products in local markets. The project supports creativity, cultural preservation, and long-term economic independence.