Twenty women
from the Solomon Soap community graduated from Sistas Savve training on Friday
afternoon. It was a great time of celebrating the achievements of each of the
participants.
Sarah Wong
from the Office of the New Zealand High Commission delivered the keynote speech
at the graduation. Sarah expressed her hope that the Sistas Savve training
would empower the women to make good decisions for both themselves and their
families.
Michael
Salini, the director of the Solomon Island Planned Parenting Association
(SIPPA) shared about the
success of the Sistas Savve training by discussing the positive changes made by
past graduates. He said that this training would change the lives of the
Solomon Soap graduates too.
Sarah Wong presented the certificates to the
women with Doris Dakai, the Sistas Savve coordinator.
The final part of the graduation was taken by
the Solomon Soap graduates. The group presented an entertaining drama about
some of the issues discussed during the training and shared a song which
expressed their close friendship with each other.
Congratulations Solomon Soap, mifala barava impressed lo
commitment lo Sistas Savve- iufala kam lo Sistas Savve on taem, iufala
enthuastic about what iu learnm, iufala gud fo participate lo training. Iufala
gud fo prepare lo future. Iufala barava top!
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| Sistas Savve graduates with Michael Salini and Sarah Wong |
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| Sarah Wong presents certificate to Ileen Alina |
