SayPro, in collaboration with the United States Peace Corps, is promoting the role of women in local infrastructure development by creating inclusive training and leadership opportunities. SayPro believes that women’s voices are vital in designing, building, and maintaining infrastructure that meets community needs. The organization trains women in areas such as construction, project management, and urban planning. Peace Corps volunteers support workshops and mentoring programs, helping women develop technical and leadership skills. SayPro’s efforts are transforming the narrative, empowering women to contribute meaningfully to the development of roads, schools, water systems, and public facilities in their own communities.
SayPro Charity NPO works to break down the social and cultural barriers that often limit women’s participation in infrastructure-related fields. SayPro conducts awareness campaigns to shift perceptions and encourage communities to support women’s involvement in technical work. The organization also advocates for policy reforms that ensure gender equity in public works projects. Peace Corps volunteers collaborate with local leaders to model inclusive practices and promote women’s leadership. Through persistent community engagement, SayPro ensures that women are not only included but are central to decision-making processes in infrastructure planning.
SayPro supports vocational training centers that focus on equipping women with practical skills in areas such as carpentry, electrical work, surveying, and sustainable construction. These programs are paired with entrepreneurship and financial literacy training, allowing women to start their own businesses or take on leadership roles in construction teams. Peace Corps volunteers help document progress, provide training assistance, and foster community buy-in. SayPro’s model is not just about infrastructure—it’s about building gender equity and economic independence through inclusive development.
SayPro is expanding this initiative to reach more regions, leveraging its partnership with the United States Peace Corps to scale impact. SayPro envisions a future where women lead infrastructure innovation and shape resilient, inclusive communities. By investing in women’s potential, SayPro is creating infrastructure that reflects the diverse needs of all citizens. Through training, advocacy, and collaboration, SayPro is transforming local development and ensuring that women are at the forefront of progress.