The Trust empowers Most Vulnerable Children (MVC) caregivers by providing them with knowledge and skills to engage in Income Generation Activities (IGAs), aimed at reducing household economic vulnerability. Key interventions include training caregivers on various IGAs, equipping them with the tools to start sustainable income-generating ventures. The Trust also facilitates the establishment of Saving and Loaning groups, which offer caregivers a platform to save money, access soft loans, and invest in small businesses, further strengthening their economic stability. In addition to training, the Trust provides seed capital to help kickstart businesses and supports caregivers in managing their finances. These efforts are designed to build long-term economic resilience, ensuring that MVC households can support their children’s education, health, and overall well-being. Between 2009 and 2021, more than 1,000 MVC households benefited from these household economic strengthening interventions. Through this work, the Trust has contributed to improving the livelihoods of vulnerable families, fostering self-reliance and long-term financial security.