Skills development is essential in poor communities because it equips children and young people with practical abilities that improve self-reliance, resilience, and future livelihood opportunities. By learning hands-on skills at an early stage, learners gain confidence, creativity, and a sense of purpose, helping to break cycles of poverty and dependency. Skills training also provides productive alternatives during school holidays, reduces exposure to risky behaviors, and prepares young people to contribute positively to their families and communities.

This program also equips women, girls and youths with soft skills for example; financial, savings and entrepreneurship skills. Center For Tomorrow is offering a number of trainings as listed; making of African sandals, liquid soap, shaggy mats and carpets, reusable sanitary pads, candles and home decor. The products made are also sold competitively on the open market for sustainability.