After completing UNIMAC's DREAMS Project, Nsombo Griselda Nvejou turned what she learned into a working online business that is already making sales.
“With the knowledge and support I received through the project, I was able to establish my own online business. Today, my business is operational, and I am already making active sales.”— Nsombo Griselda Nvejou
My Testimony
My name is Nsombo Griselda Nvejou, and I am happy to share my experience after successfully completing the DREAM Project implemented by Universal Maidens Association Cameroon (UNIMAC).
Participating in the DREAM Project gave me the opportunity to acquire practical knowledge, develop my entrepreneurial skills, and gain greater confidence in my ability to create an income-generating activity.
With the knowledge and support I received through the project, I was able to establish my own online business. Today, my business is operational, and I am already making active sales.
This achievement has given me renewed confidence and motivation to continue developing my business, reach more customers, and work towards greater financial independence.
I am sincerely grateful to UNIMAC and the DREAM Project for believing in young women like me and providing us with the skills and encouragement needed to turn our ideas into real opportunities.
The experience has shown me that when young women are given the right skills, guidance and opportunities, they can create meaningful change in their own lives and communities.
I am proud of how far I have come, and I look forward to taking my business to the next level.
— Nsombo Griselda NvejouDREAMS Project Participant and Young Entrepreneur
About the DREAMS Project
DREAMS (Digital Resilience, Entrepreneurship Access, Mentorship, and Sustainability for Vulnerable Women) equips Cameroonian women aged 18–35 with digital skills, online business development, entrepreneurship and financial literacy training, and ongoing coaching and mentorship. The project is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office through the Goethe-Institut Kamerun.
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