"My earliest memory is from a day when my mother and I were forced to leave our home after she lost her job. Despite the hardship, she worked tirelessly to support our family, with my father’s steadfast help. Yet as a child, what I missed most was their time—moments that could have been mine alone but were lost to the demands of survival.

Looking around, I saw that countless families endure similar struggles. While support for women exists, many families still face overwhelming challenges, particularly those where men are unable to provide or are absent. In these homes, women are often called to step up, but what if they lack the skills or resources to do so? The strain affects everyone, and children, in particular, suffer most, missing the stability that strong family support can bring.

At QWEEN, we believe that empowering women is key to strengthening families and, ultimately, our nation. By enabling women to become economically independent, we equip them to be pillars of strength for their families. We’re committed to qualifying women economically—providing the tools, training, and resources they need to rise. Because a family supported by an empowered woman grows stronger, and strong families are the foundation of a thriving nation.

So here is it, the Project QWEEN: Qualifying Women Economically to Empower the Nation."