224 young males today graduated from the M-Power 3.0 project put on by the Ministry of Youth.
The M-Power Project was created by the Government of Grenada as a means of providing purposeful engagement to a cohort of young males from the ages 18 to 30 across the fifteen (15) constituencies throughout the State.
Overall, the project is geared at improving the quality of lives among marginalized young males by promoting self-development and sustainable employment.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony Permanent secretary with responsibility for Youth Development Kim Fredrick highlighted some of the achievements of the participants.
Fredrick said the participants will each receive grant funding to further their skills, and went on to commend the participants for a job well done.
Minister within the Ministry of Youth, Kate Lewis also commended the participants for a job well done.
