It is worth noting that the project went through several phases, the first of which was the preparation and opening of a sewing workshop equipped with all the necessary tools and equipment. Thereafter, 15 young women were trained on how to use the workshop's machines so they could work in the workshop and produce products that meet the needs of the local market, providing a source of income for these young women.

Additionally, the capabilities of 15 young men and women were built in marketing skills, and they were involved in the project through marketing the products of the production workshop. They worked on marketing these products in the city's districts and rural districts in Taiz Governorate. After that, an exhibition of the workshop's products was held to introduce the workshop and market its products.

The project employed 30 young men and women as an initial phase, which enabled these young people to be self-reliant, work to earn income, and stay away from illegal behaviors. It was expected that the project would be expanded as a second phase in the future by targeting other governorates to sell and distribute the products of the production workshop.