Practical skills
Vocational and enterprise capabilities linked to real opportunities.
Empowerment
Resources and opportunity—without taking away autonomy
FREMNET recognises survivors as the primary agents of their own recovery and development.
Our model
Empowerment is more than training
Financial literacy
Knowledge for managing money, pricing and business decisions.
Mentorship
Support combining encouragement with practical guidance.
Enterprise support
Pathways from learning to sustainable income and independence.
Leadership
Confidence and opportunities to influence communities and systems.
Choice
Women define their own goals; programmes support rather than prescribe them.
Reducing vulnerability to re-exploitation
A broader view of reintegration
Economic exclusion can increase vulnerability after return. FREMNET therefore connects psychosocial recovery with practical capacity, mentorship and livelihood pathways.
Entrepreneurship should not be presented as the only form of reintegration. Sustainable recovery may also involve employment, education, social protection, community support, services and participation in public life.
Invest in women-defined futures.
Support vocational learning, financial literacy, mentorship and enterprise pathways.