Offers a four–month entrepreneurship/vocational skills training (jewelry making) for vulnerable young adults and children living in poverty, women, people living in slums, single parents, people living with HIV, people living with disabilities, and the unemployed. Caring Hands also serves people ages 18–30 who dropped out of school. The training includes business planning, how to start small businesses, savings groups, promoting access to funding for small businesses, and acquiring skills through apprenticeship, as well as start-up kits, education, home visitations, food distribution, medical assistance, peer support groups, and life skills training. The program also monitors the performance of started businesses by beneficiaries and gives technical support.