Center for Black Women’s WellnessWomen’s Economic Self Sufficiency Program
The Women’s Economic Self Sufficiency Program (WESSP) is a multi-session micro-business training program designed to increase the opportunity for women to become entrepreneurs and increase economic security.
Primarily low to moderate income women interested in becoming entrepreneurs
From cbww.org/programs/wessp ↗About this program
The program serves primarily low to moderate income women by providing them with financial literacy, life skills, business development, and technical assistance.
In addition to workshop training sessions, program benefits include peer-to-peer support; one-on-one coaching, access to financial resources; and networking opportunities.
All persons interested must attend an information session.
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Details
- Who
- Primarily low to moderate income women interested in becoming entrepreneurs
Run by
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