SayPro, in partnership with the United States Peace Corps, is supporting livelihood programs for individuals affected by natural disasters to help them recover and rebuild sustainably. SayPro understands that disasters not only destroy homes but also disrupt income sources. Through skills training, microfinance, and asset replacement, SayPro empowers survivors to regain economic stability. Peace Corps volunteers help assess needs, deliver training, and support local recovery committees. SayPro ensures affected families can rebuild with dignity.
SayPro customizes livelihood solutions to local contexts — offering support in agriculture, livestock, handicrafts, or small trade depending on community strengths. Peace Corps volunteers assist in market assessments and business planning workshops. SayPro also helps participants access seed capital, cooperatives, and digital tools. These programs are inclusive, targeting women, youth, and people with disabilities — groups often disproportionately impacted by disasters.
SayPro combines economic recovery with psychosocial support, recognizing the trauma that disasters cause. With Peace Corps help, SayPro organizes support groups, community healing sessions, and resilience coaching. SayPro encourages community savings groups and social enterprises that reinvest profits into local disaster preparedness. These efforts foster both economic security and collective strength to face future crises.
SayPro tracks impact through income recovery, business survival rates, and household stability. Peace Corps volunteers gather testimonies and contribute to post-disaster resilience plans. SayPro advocates for national frameworks that fund community-led recovery. Together, SayPro and the Peace Corps are turning loss into livelihood — helping survivors not just recover what was lost, but rebuild something stronger.