In Campo Grande, Brazil, the Community Support Fund (FAC) has launched a free course aimed at teaching participants how to produce Easter eggs, coinciding with the seasonal spike in chocolate sales. Scheduled to commence on February 24, with limited spots available, the course is particularly designed for individuals interested in gaining new skills to supplement their income during this busy time of year.

The course will feature practical lessons and comprehensive guidance on producing Easter eggs, as well as training on how to organize production, market the products, and implement effective sales strategies. Classes will be held in various community centers, reference centers, and social projects, ensuring that participants have access to convenient locations.

With limited registrations being accepted via phone, the initiative emphasizes community engagement and skill development, potentially boosting local economies as participants learn an artisan craft that can be turned into a small business venture.