The goal of the project is to teach literacy skills to 1,500 women each year, through a systematically developed curriculum, so that they may engage with the word of God, improving their literacy skills as well as enhancing their Bible knowledge and their relationship with God. Their new skills in literacy will in turn benefit and be passed on to their families, as well as their churches.

Each year, 500 women begin the literacy classes, which last for three years. They meet five days a week for 1 ½ hour lessons, in which they listen to lessons and learn to read with the help of a facilitator.

The ultimate goal is that the women can share their literacy skills and their understanding of the Bible with their children and neighbours. The women are also encouraged towards independence in supporting their families, with BBS providing sewing machines, cattle and small aids for farming also.

This project is planned to run until 2025. The project impacts a total of 6,000 people each year. Every year, 1,500 women are participating in the three-year program, and pass on their new skills to their families, bringing the number of those impacted to approximately 6,000. The impact of the project increases again as each woman is able to participate and preach in their church communities and local gatherings.

In addition to this, graduates gain the necessary literacy skills to deal with government communications, legal matters and health related issues.