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Host skills workshops for local communities
Businesses can organise and conduct training sessions in essential skills such as computer literacy or technical abilities for residents in underserved areas, helping to improve employability and economic independence.
Businesses should host skills workshops within their communities where locals could learn valuable skills such as computer literacy or more technical skills.
Reference
https://www.dbsa.org/index.php/article/how-government-and-business-can-make-difference-their-communities
Donate your time to community infrastructure projects
Businesses can encourage their employees to volunteer time to build or maintain schools, clinics, or community gardens. This includes creating income-generating projects like gardens for women's shelters or hosting skills workshops in computer literacy and technical skills.
Businesses could encourage their employees to donate their time to the community. This time could be spent building or maintaining valuable infrastructures such as schools or clinics. Creating a community garden for women’s shelters or other organisations could create a good source of income or sustenance for the community. Businesses should host skills workshops within their communities where locals could learn valuable skills such as computer literacy or more technical skills.
