Gabon 0706

Gabon 0706 group is a hardworking group of women who have come together to grow their businesses and build better lives for their families. The members are engaged in businesses such as selling groceries, clothing, and other essential items that are in constant demand within their communities. By pooling their efforts and supporting one another, these women ensure that they not only meet their family needs but also strengthen their businesses for long-term stability and success.

One of the determined members of Gabon 0706 is Linda, a 32-year-old married woman and mother of three children. Linda runs a grocery business, which has become her main source of income and a pillar of support for her family. She works tirelessly to keep her shelves stocked with the items her community depends on daily, from household staples to fresh produce. With her warm and dependable service, Linda has built a strong reputation and now serves a wide range of customers, including families and travellers.

She started her business with the goal of supporting her family and ensuring her children never lack essentials, especially education. Over the years, her grocery store has become more than just a source of income, it has become a space where her community gathers and relies on her for their daily needs. Linda will use her loan portion to expand her grocery stock, allowing her to meet the growing demand from her customers and increase her profits. The other members will invest in their businesses.

The Microloan Foundation, Lendwithcare's local partner in Zambia employs a unique 'centre' model for lending to female entrepreneurs. A centre comprises several sub-groups which share the same name as the centre. As such, you may have seen similarly named group loans from Zambia all belonging to the same centre. In this system, each woman is individually responsible for repaying her loan, but the group offers mutual support by assuming overall responsibility together.