A total of over 107 teenagers were reached and 56 teens and youth who were displaced were returned to their families and accommodation provided for the rest who had no homes, with a brother and nanny to look after them.

As a result of this project, the teenagers and youth have learnt how to get along with others and develop moral strength and integrity, as they were taught entrepreneurial skills in agriculture, fish farming, poetry farming, tailoring, welding, small factories and catering. 15 youth in various communities in Tanzania were granted loans to start up their own businesses and create a means of livelihood for themselves.