Being around other women makes you brave: evaluation of Stepping Stones

Authors
Eve Bodsworth with Juliana Lobo de Queiroz and Rebecca Meddings
Published
2014

Stepping Stones is a micro-business program for women of refugee and migrant backgrounds.

Central to the program is recognition of the participants’ strengths and skills. Stepping Stones provides training, information and support to help women on the path to economic security. This report outlines features of the Stepping Stones model, outcomes achieved and lessons learned.

The program was launched by the Brotherhood of St. Laurence with financial support from the AMP Foundation.

Last updated on 8 February 2023

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