Anisa tailoring group of the refugees in Makpandu settlement, that World Vision in partnership with United Nations High Commission for Refugees or UNHCR formed four years back is lacking an offices.
According to Anisa Radio, Mama Tubi Felicity, a representative, says the group is working well despite challenges but they are lacking stand for the sewing machines.
She adds the tailoring room cannot accommodate all staff.
The representative calls on well-wishers to support the group by expanding their room so that it can accommodate all the staff for effective work.
She advises her colleagues to work hard and put education as their first priority.
The tailoring group has 12 teachers, 34 students under training and 48 successful others who finished their four years training in Tindoko Vocational Training Centre.
Efforts to get comments from World Vision and UNHCR officials were unsuccessful.